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ABSTRACT
This research explores the relationship between firm characteristics and environmental reporting in Nigeria. Four key objectives guide the study: to assess the impact of firm size on environmental reporting, to analyze the influence of industry type, to measure the correlation between financial performance and environmental reporting, and to examine the connection between ownership structure and reporting dedication. The research employs a robust methodology, including descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, and panel data regression. Findings indicate that firm profitability and size significantly influence environmental reporting, while ownership structure and industry type have limited impact. These insights provide guidance for businesses, policymakers, and stakeholders interested in promoting sustainable practices in Nigeria. To enhance environmental reporting, companies should consider profitability and size in their strategies. Further research and policy initiatives may be needed to address specific challenges within Nigeria's corporate landscape, fostering a more environmentally responsible business culture.
