Administrative penalty -

Earth observation -

Environmental liability -

Externality -

Functional matching -

Metrics - Shareholders -

Stakeholders -

Sustainability-

A.	a consequence of commercial transaction or activity that affects other parties without this being included in the cost or benefit of the transaction or activity
B.	variables that are measured to determine an outcome
C.	a fine or other sanction imposed by a regulatory agency or other regulatory body
D.	connecting (matching) the three sectors private, nonprofit, and government with the functions they do best
E.	a long-term cost caused by environmental damage. A business may be held financially responsible for environmental damage it has caused through lawsuits and/or administrative penalties
F.	collecting data about the earths physical, chemical and biological systems
G.	have an interest in, or can affect, a business, such as employees, customers, government agencies, neighbors, supply chains, and environmental groups, as well as shareholders
H.	the owners of a business (so called because they typically own shares of the business)
I.	development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs OR the management and balance of environmental, social, and economic issues that contributes to the long-term viability of businesses today and for future generations