Section I. Accounting and Accountability: Traditional Paradigm Organizational Theories and AccountabilityFinancial Accounting, Reporting and AccountabilityCost and Managerial Accounting: Supporting Management beyond NumbersEconomics: Rational Argument to Ignore EnvironmentSection II. Environment and Accounting Theories: Contemporary AdvancesEnvironment Considerations and Conventional Accounting TheoriesContemporary Developments in Green(ing) AccountingMethodological Developments in Environmental Management AccountingAdvances in Other Environmental FrameworksSection III. Environmental Accounting: Dimensional View of AccountingEnvironmental Accounting: Connecting Critical and Normative Theory of AccountingEnvironmental Accounting: An Independent Accounting ViewpointAdvancements in Costing Models to Handle ExternalitiesEnvironmental Accounting: Part IEnvironmental Accounting: Part IISection IV. Accounting Sciences and Sustainability Theories: Managerial Implications and Recent AdvancesEnvironmental Accounting and Managerial Implications I: Carbon AccountingEnvironmental Accounting and Managerial Implications II: Other AdvancesEnvironment Management Systems (EMS) and Greening FirmsSustainability and Environment Interfaces: Recent AdvancesAppendix: Mathematical Modelling of Complex WasteReferencesIndex