This tag is about accounting. It includes coverage of environmental accounting topics such as the triple bottom line as well as more traditional ones. Alternative metrics such as environmental, social, and governance (ESG) scores have become more important to investors.
Today I remembered two articles that showed me a different way to view two different subjects. The first article, by Paul Graham, is about the true history of the essay. The second article is known as Lockhart’s Lament and is about math education. So I wondered whether accounting education could use a similar article. I […]
Environmental accounting has been around for some time. The first references to it that I have seen in reports are from the federal government, as after the scandals that brought the green movement to mainstream prominence many new laws were passed. Government regulators were trained to specialize in environmental regulation, and the employees selected had […]
I see ads all over the place for solar panels. Many people have mentioned that you can install them on your house and significantly reduce or even eliminate your electricity bill. Even better, it’s possible in some areas to get payback from the electricity company and receive money each month instead of losing it. Receiving […]
Welcome, everyone. I am writing this article to continue some of the topics which I learned about in accounting coursework at Humboldt. We focused on several main topics, including how to explain why it can be much cheaper to deal with environmental issues when designing operations, what kinds of tools exist to keep track of possible […]