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CSR天下 (2022)。邁向全球永續標準一致：強化企業ESG績效揭露。取自：https://csr.cw.com.tw/article/42857
PWC 資誠聯合會計師事務所 (2023)。ESG是什麼？為什麼企業要重視？解密企業淨零轉型重要關鍵。取自：https://www.pwc.tw/zh/topics/trends/what-is-esg.html
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