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Measuring the Transparency of Environmental Sustainability Reporting Through Websites of Fortune 50 Corporations

This research grades the Fortune 50 companies on transparency, based on stakeholder participation in defining the type of information being reported; usefulness of information; balanced reporting that holds the company accountable for their performance; and a sense of openness in providing information that is easily available, easy to understand and timely.

Conducted by Brigham Young University and KDPaine and Partners, the research will be expanded to include the Fortune 500. 

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