The following is a list of articles regarding sustainability that may be of interest (please note that only members can view Charter articles): 

• Charter November 2009: "More than a trickle", Keryn Chalmers, Jayne Godfrey and Brad Potter 
   
  A summary of recent water accounting developments and insights into the nature and content of general purpose water accounting reports (GPWARs). These have implications for professionals in accounting, business and related fields. 
   
  
• Charter September 2009: "What's new in water and carbon accounting", Keryn Chalmers, Jayne Godfrey FCA and Brad Potter 
   
  A look at the latest developments in water and carbon accounting. 
   
  
• Charter June 2008: "There's no Plan B", Nick Ridehalgh 
   
  Marks & Spencer (UK) has a Plan A sustainability program aimed at achieving carbon neutrality, zero waste to landfill and a significant increase in its sourcing of organic cotton by 2012. The CEO Stuart Rose commented, “We’re calling it Plan A because we believe it’s now the only way to do business. There is no Plan B.”
 
 

• Charter June 2008: "Making every drop count", Maryanne Slattery 
   
  Australia has the highest per capita use of water in the world, yet is the driest inhabited continent. Communities, irrigators, businesses and environmental groups are accusing other water users of having an unfair piece of the pie.
 
 

• Charter September 2007: "Climate change acts as catalyst", Nick Ridehalgh 
   
  The time has come to integrate financial and non-financial performance reporting in one online or hard-copy report for key stakeholders.