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Technological Innovations Driving Environmental Accounting: A Sustainable Approach to Corporate Responsibility

Fatoki Jacob Obafemi

Asian Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting · pp. 90–103 · Published 8 Jan 2025

10.9734/ajeba/2025/v25i11635

Abstract

This paper seeks to discuss and analyze environmental accountability as a crucial aspect of business responsibility in today’s business world. Technological advancement has therefore reshaped the field of environmental accounting so that it cannot only measure an organization’s impact on the environment but also find ways of reducing it and incorporating it into its strategic plans. This paper aims to examine the influence of technology in the improvement of environmental accounting measures and findings of how these technologies aid in sustainable corporate responsibility. To achieve the primary objective, it is necessary to analyze the effects of big data analytics, artificial intelligence, and blockchain technologies on environmental accounting and identify opportunities and threats of such integration. The research questions related to identifying the impact of these technological advancements on the field of environmental accounting, known advantages, and disadvantages, as well as potential managerial actions that can foster environmental responsibility and sustainability. The hypotheses will postulate that such technological developments enhance the precision, clarity, and effectiveness of EA practices, organizational environmental performance, and sustainability would be improved for companies that have implemented these technologies, as well as, the enhanced stakeholder confidence and a better corporate image among institutions implementing the mentioned technologies. In this article, the author seeks to present technology as the biggest driver of change in environmental accounting and the best tool for ending the spin in corporate responsibility.

Technological innovations environmental accounting sustainability corporate responsibility big data analytics artificial intelligence blockchain internet of things

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