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Article

16 Aug 2004

Author:
GreenBiz.com

Report Names Practices that Lead to Environmental Accounting Fraud

A new report, "Fooling Investors and Fooling Themselves" identifies aggressive accounting and asset management tactics that can lead to environmental accounting fraud. [refers to Halliburton, Dow, Kaiser Aluminum, Honeywell, Monsanto, Tosco, BP, ConocoPhillips, Chevron, Occidental, Atlantic Richfield (Arco, part of BP)]