A Framework on Environmental Accounting for sustainability

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Year : 2025 | Volume :15 | Issue : 01 | Page : –
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Sonal Ronak Shah,

  1. Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, Badruka College of Commerce & Arts, Hyderabad, Telangana

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The one concern that each living being of this universe should be concerned about in 21st century is “Environment”. With the growing economy, expansion and growth happening all around the world of business, risk to human health has also increased enormously. Industries in lieu of earning more profits are increasing production day by day and in return emitting harmful chemical and other materials in the environment. Air, Water, Soil Pollution is happening at a scary rate and on which no boundaries are being kept. Already the world is facing extinction of so many species, few are on the verge of getting extinct, natural resources are getting depleted and flora and fauna is no more natural green. As a result of this rising concerns, a new field of accounting is being introduced where the company’s impact on the natural world can be traced and worked upon. The main goal of environmental accounting is to let companies understand how its actions are making hazardous changes in the environment. So, it’s time to turn over a page in the corporate strategies and use environmental accounting as a weapon to lead the world towards an era where environmental responsibility and economic success co-exist.

Keywords: Economy, environmental accounting, green accounting, sustainability, pollution, global warming, Ozone layer

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Volume 15
Issue 01
Received 26/09/2024
Accepted 11/12/2024
Published 13/01/2025
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