The following table lists several metrics from the Global Reporting Initiatives' (GRI) sustainability reporting standards and other industry sources For each metric, classify it based on its impact on the triple bottom line (People, Profit, or Planet) and indicate which balanced scorecard perspective it is most likely to fall within (Financial, Customer, Internal Business, Learning and Growth, or Society/Community). You can use more than one category when appropriate. The first metric is shown as an example. Triple Bottom Line Impact Planet Balanced Scorecard Perspective Internal Business Sustainability Metric Gallons of water consumed Hours of R&D devoted to environmentally friendly products Average hours of training per employee by gender Number of substantiated complaints related to product health hazards Dollars invested in area of high poverty Number of formal grevances about environmental impacts Tons of nonrenewable materials used in manufacturing Total hours of omployee training on human rights policies Total cost of work related injuries, diseases, and fatalities Total greenhouse gas (GHG) omissions Total utilities oost The following table lists several metrics from the Global Reporting Initiatives (GR) sustainability reporting standards and other industry sources For each metric, classify it based on its impact on the triple bottom line (People, Profit, or Planet) and indicate which balanced scorecard perspective it is most likely to fall within (Financial. Customer Internal Business, Learning and Growth, or Society/Community). You can use more than one category when appropriate The first metric is shown as an example. Balanced Scorecard Perspective Triple Bottom Line Impact Planet Internal Business Sustainability Metric Gallons of water consumed Hours of R&D devoted to environmentally friendly products Average hours of training per employee by gender Number of substantiated complaints related to product health hazards Dollars invested in area of high poverty Number of formal grievances about environmental impacts Tons of nonrenewable materials used in manufacturing Total hours of employee training on human rights policies Total cost of work related injuries diseases, and fatalities Total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions Total utilities cost People Planet Profit, Planet Profit/People act X M MHE Reader Poseidon Corporation manufactux C The Molding Division of Cotwolx + n=con&external_browser=0&launchUrlhttp%253A%252F%252Fnewconnect.mheducation.com%252F#/activity/question-group/KEZ Saved Help metrics from the Global Reporting Initiatives' (GRI) sustainability reporting standards and other industry on its impact on the triple bottom line (People, Profit, or Planet) and indicate which balanced likely to fall within (Financial, Customer, Internal Business, Learning and Growth, or e more than one category when appropriate ample. Triple Bottom Line Impact Planet Balanced Scorecard Perspective Internal Business ally friendly products by gender Hated to product health hazards vironmental impacts in manufacturing man nights policies ases, and fatalities Customer, Internal Business Customer, Society/Community Financial Financial Internal Business Financial, Society/Community e 96% The following table lists several metrics from the Global Reporting Initiatives' (GRI) sustainability reporting standards and other industry sources For each metric, classify it based on its impact on the triple bottom line (People, Profit, or Planet) and indicate which balanced scorecard perspective it is most likely to fall within (Financial, Customer, Internal Business, Learning and Growth, or Society/Community). You can use more than one category when appropriate. The first metric is shown as an example. Triple Bottom Line Impact Balanced Scorecard Perspective Planet Internal Business Planet Lgaming/Growth People Learning/Growth Planet Profit Planet Sustainability Metric Gallons of water consumed Hours of R&D devoted to environmentally friendly products Average hours of training per employee by gender Number of substantiated complaints related to product health hazards Dollars invested in area of high poverty Number of formal grievances about environmental impacts Tons of nonrenewable materials used in manufacturing Total hours of employee training on human rights policies Total cost of work-related injuries, diseases, and fatalities Total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions Total Utilities cost The following table lists several metrics from the Global Reporting Initiatives' (GRI) sustainability reporting standards and other industry sources For each metric, classify it based on its impact on the triple bottom line (People, Profit, or Planet) and indicate which balanced scorecard perspective it is most likely to fall within (Financial, Customer, Internal Business, Learning and Growth, or Society/Community). You can use more than one category when appropriate. The first metric is shown as an example. Triple Bottom Line Impact Planet Balanced Scorecard Perspective Internal Business Sustainability Metric Gallons of water consumed Hours of R&D devoted to environmentally friendly products Average hours of training per employee by gender Number of substantiated complaints related to product health hazards Dollars invested in area of high poverty Number of formal grevances about environmental impacts Tons of nonrenewable materials used in manufacturing Total hours of omployee training on human rights policies Total cost of work related injuries, diseases, and fatalities Total greenhouse gas (GHG) omissions Total utilities oost The following table lists several metrics from the Global Reporting Initiatives (GR) sustainability reporting standards and other industry sources For each metric, classify it based on its impact on the triple bottom line (People, Profit, or Planet) and indicate which balanced scorecard perspective it is most likely to fall within (Financial. Customer Internal Business, Learning and Growth, or Society/Community). You can use more than one category when appropriate The first metric is shown as an example. Balanced Scorecard Perspective Triple Bottom Line Impact Planet Internal Business Sustainability Metric Gallons of water consumed Hours of R&D devoted to environmentally friendly products Average hours of training per employee by gender Number of substantiated complaints related to product health hazards Dollars invested in area of high poverty Number of formal grievances about environmental impacts Tons of nonrenewable materials used in manufacturing Total hours of employee training on human rights policies Total cost of work related injuries diseases, and fatalities Total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions Total utilities cost People Planet Profit, Planet Profit/People act X M MHE Reader Poseidon Corporation manufactux C The Molding Division of Cotwolx + n=con&external_browser=0&launchUrlhttp%253A%252F%252Fnewconnect.mheducation.com%252F#/activity/question-group/KEZ Saved Help metrics from the Global Reporting Initiatives' (GRI) sustainability reporting standards and other industry on its impact on the triple bottom line (People, Profit, or Planet) and indicate which balanced likely to fall within (Financial, Customer, Internal Business, Learning and Growth, or e more than one category when appropriate ample. Triple Bottom Line Impact Planet Balanced Scorecard Perspective Internal Business ally friendly products by gender Hated to product health hazards vironmental impacts in manufacturing man nights policies ases, and fatalities Customer, Internal Business Customer, Society/Community Financial Financial Internal Business Financial, Society/Community e 96% The following table lists several metrics from the Global Reporting Initiatives' (GRI) sustainability reporting standards and other industry sources For each metric, classify it based on its impact on the triple bottom line (People, Profit, or Planet) and indicate which balanced scorecard perspective it is most likely to fall within (Financial, Customer, Internal Business, Learning and Growth, or Society/Community). You can use more than one category when appropriate. The first metric is shown as an example. Triple Bottom Line Impact Balanced Scorecard Perspective Planet Internal Business Planet Lgaming/Growth People Learning/Growth Planet Profit Planet Sustainability Metric Gallons of water consumed Hours of R&D devoted to environmentally friendly products Average hours of training per employee by gender Number of substantiated complaints related to product health hazards Dollars invested in area of high poverty Number of formal grievances about environmental impacts Tons of nonrenewable materials used in manufacturing Total hours of employee training on human rights policies Total cost of work-related injuries, diseases, and fatalities Total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions Total Utilities cost