A STUDY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTING IN INDIA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO BPCL AND ONGC
Journal: International Journal of Management (IJM) (Vol.11, No. 9)Publication Date: 2020-09-30
Authors : Sujeevan Kumar Bullard A. Raju;
Page : 1045-1046
Keywords : Corporate; Environment; Environmental Accounting; Environmental Policy;
Abstract
Industrialization on one hand contributes significant part for the financial improvement of a nation while on other hand it leads ecological disintegration. It has become clear today that financial improvement must be naturally maintainable. Conventional bookkeeping frameworks don't represent the expenses emerging out of the utilization of ecological and common assets. In the previous decade, there has been a tremendous interest on monetary and financial information about condition and normal assets. As a potential answer for the impediments of conventiona bookkeeping framework an ecological bookkeeping has developed as another concept. Environmental Accounting targets fusing both monetary and natural data. It very well may be directed at the corporate level or at the national economy level. Anyway in India there is no normal style for natural bookkeeping/detailing at corporate level. Right now, hypothetical preparation of natural bookkeeping and its detailing of two oil organizations are considered. This exploration depends on auxiliary information gathered from web. After the best possible research we accept that the situation of Environmental bookkeeping rehearses has not been changed. The Environmental Policy of both the units show that they have taken full endeavors for the better assurance of condition yet then again the examination discoveries doesn't shows the natural expense , risk , and biological use
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