Had it been implemented, this form of non-financial reporting might have pressured both Exxon and Union Carbide to improve safety and crisis plans

This type of reporting is important for internal and external stakeholders

In the metaphor comparing IT to IR, this is what IR is referred to as

This global accounting standard helped create guidelines for sustainability-related risk and opportunity

This city had thousands die overnight due to a major gas leak in 1984

These stakeholders are concerned about unethical working conditions, harmful ingredients, and recyclability of products

This event occurred in 1992, in Rio De Janeiro

For what economic reason were many developing countries against implementing another layer of reporting

After the Exxon Valdez disaster, this financial indicator dropped, making it harder for the company to raise capital

These are the 4 primary stakeholders mentioned in Table 2.1: Sustainability reporting for decision making

Under GRI, this step defines which parts of your business impact sustainability, including operations and any partners under your control

GRI consists of these three universal standards

Following the Exxon Valdez spill, the oil industry faced an increase in this, imposed by governments to prevent future disasters

This is the percentage of consumers who prioritize sustainability-focused practices

This was the first framework established for standardizing sustainability reports

This sustainability standard was introduced in the 1980s to help companies with performance reporting

This highly toxic gas leaked in the 1984 Bhopal disaster, leading to thousands of deaths and permanent disabilities

Consumers are willing to pay this percentage more for sustainable products

This organization is superseding GRI because it shares information that has a material financial impact on long-term development by disclosing industry-specific quantitative metrics

This report, released in 1987, introduced the modern definition of "sustainable development"