What is Mitsubishi Heavy Industries's environmental accountability evil score?

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has an ESG accountability Evil Score of 92/100, indicating severe levels of non-compliance, heavy carbon intensity, or active environmental litigation opposition.

How much carbon emissions does Mitsubishi Heavy Industries produce?

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries produces direct Scope 1 & Scope 2 greenhouse emissions totaling 119 Megatonnes of CO2 equivalent annually, as tracked on our persistent audit framework.

Has Mitsubishi Heavy Industries been audited for deforestation or litigation fines?

Yes, our real-time audit tracks 379 hectares of satellite-detected deforestation, with compiled historical litigation fines totaling $1,284,505,122 USD. See full investigation details.

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Manufacturing • Asia

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

HEADQUARTERS: Saudi Arabia Strategic Hub • FOUNDED: 1840

DESTRUCTION SCORE 92/100

Corporative Audit Overview

A dominant force in the Manufacturing sector, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries maintains a complex global operation spanning Asia. Recent environmental audits highlight significant ecological challenges resulting from their industrial output and resource extraction methods.

Carbon tracked (CO2) 119 Mt 94 Mt Scope 1/2

Deforestation Index 379 HA Primary forest cleared

Litigated Infractions 568 Incidents $1284.5M Paid Fines

Climate Lobbying $152.7M Emission opposition focused

Timeline of Global Infractions & Audits

2022 Tailings Dam Seepage

Independent geological audits exposed structural seepage and safety cracks in Mitsubishi Heavy Industries's key industrial waste slurry reservoirs.

2024 Heavy Metal Discharges

Toxic acidic runoff containing high quantities of heavy metals leaked into regional municipal aquifers, exceeding legal bio-safety thresholds.

Live Sensor Logging Watch

ANOMALY Toxic Outflow Incident

Downstream automated sensors detected elevated cadmium and arsenic leaching from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries's secondary smelting site in Russia.

2024-05-12

ENFORCEMENT Slurry Management Fine

Brazil environmental board levied a $9.0M USD civil penalty for inadequate tailings pond liners.

2024-03-28

DATA_SYNC Biotoxicity Score Sync

Updated annual soil and water bio-toxicity metrics in our index, adjusting the local risk level upward by 23%.

2024-01-15

PROBE Subsurface Acidification Probe

Scientific taskforce launched an investigation into historical sub-surface leaching into the municipal watershed.

2023-11-20

Executive Directors

James Johnson

Chief Executive

James Davis

Head of ESG Strategy

Sub-brands & Subsidiaries

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