Greenwashing is more virulent than ever. A profusion of environmental, social, and
governance and net zero commitments are becoming fraught with questionable and …

Purpose This paper aims to synthesize the corporate social responsibility decoupling
(CSRD) literature, CSRD's causes and consequences and discuss other organizational …

This article analyzes the organizational engagement with the United Nations sustainable
development goals (SDGs), an initiative for corporate social responsibility also referred to as …

Green finance has drawn increased worldwide attention from policymakers as a financial
mechanism that could potentially encourage corporations to actively engage in sustainable …

The unethical behavior of greenwashing threatens the growth of sustainable products and
markets. Greenwashing degrades essential efforts to reduce climate change and pollution …

Environment, social, and governance (ESG) reporting guidelines are institutional rules that
can enhance the credibility of firms' publicly disclosed information related to ESG. Reporting …

Greenwashing refers to the strategies adopted by some manufacturers to convey
environmentally friendly production methods using claims, green-coloured packaging, and …

This research contributes to the debate about the relevance of Industry 4.0 technologies in
improving environmental performance in the manufacturing industry. We employed a …

Greenwashing has become an important strategy for firms to cope with the huge pressure
brought by environmental sustainability and win environmental legitimacy. Based on the …

The B Corp certification recognizes high social and environmental performance in business.
This performance is measured in five pillars—Governance, Workers, Community …