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Do You Feel Like a Greenwasher? Analysing Environmental Management Practices Under Perceived Greenwashing by Managers
In recent years, escalating societal expectations for corporate environmental responsibility have intensified the scrutiny of sustainability initiatives. Consequently, organisations have adopted diverse environmental management practices (EMPs) to signal environmental commitment and bolster their su
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