Burying bad news? How German companies communicate environmental impacts

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Reporting on environmental impacts is still a relatively modern concept, and certainly academics have only been analysing the activity for around the last 30 years or so. In that time, acute investigation has thrown up a number of inconsistencies and even malpractice on the side of organisations, and the number of environmental disasters hardly seem to be diminishing. So after several decades of these reporting activities, is there any real substantive reason for them to carry on in the same way?

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