Environmental management accounting: roadblocks on the way to the green and pleasant land

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Strategic cost management and performance : the case of environmental costs (2016, background): “…to environmental cost accounting is predominately comprised of descriptive or prescriptive studies (e.g., Cortez & Penacerrada, 2010; Epstein & Birchard, 2000; Letmathe & Doost, 2000; Rannou & Henri, 2010) and suffers from a lack of empirical evidence (Bouma & Van der Veen, 2002; Burritt, 2004).”
Understanding environmental management accounting (EMA) adoption: a new institutional sociology perspective (2011, background): “The various EMA tools allow efficient decision-making as they highlight environmental costs and allocate them appropriately (Deegan, 2003; Burritt, 2004).”
Eco-control: The influence of management control systems on environmental and economic performance (2010, methodology): “…defined the concept of environmental management accounting and has reported current practices (e.g., Bartolomeo et al., 2000; Bennett & James, 2000; Burritt, 2004; IFAC, 2005), other studies have examined the role of accounting/accountants in environmental management (e.g., Bebbington, Gray,…”