REDEFINING VALUE IN CANADA’S GREEN ECONOMY
November 2nd, 2013
CANADA’S international environmental reputation has taken a beating in the past decade, dropping out of the Kyoto Protocol and developing emissions-rich production oil sands for a world that is hungry for its energy products. But Canada’s Association of Certified Chartered Accountants (ACCA) is seeking to address that problem by encouraging environmental reporting, helping to set fiscal terms of reference for the country’s emerging clean energy economy.It is important to set clearly defined standards that can be quantified in ledgers says ACCA head Suzanne ...
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