Abstract
This study seeks to identify the factors influencing the adoption of environmental accounting in businesses. Drawing on Stakeholder Theory, Legitimacy Theory, and the Natural Resource-Based View, it develops a conceptual framework encompassing five key determinants: corporate governance, the extent of environmental information disclosure, green innovation and environmental performance, managerial environmental awareness, and stakeholder pressure. Based on a synthesis of prior research, the study formulates five hypotheses to examine the relationships between these factors and the implementation of environmental accounting practices in firms.