Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
9
Published: Nov. 26, 2021
The
association
between
economic
complexity
(sophisticated
structure)
and
carbon
emissions
has
major
implications
for
environmental
sustainability.
In
addition,
globalization
can
be
an
important
tool
attaining
sustainability
it
may
also
moderate
the
emissions.
Thus,
this
research
examines
effects
of
complexity,
growth,
renewable
energy,
on
CO
2
in
top
10
energy
transition
economies
where
have
greatly
increased
over
last
3
decades.
Furthermore,
study
evaluates
joint
effect
Keeping
view
presence
slope
heterogeneity
cross-sectional
dependence
data,
utilized
second-generation
unit
root
tests
(CIPS
CADF),
Westerlund
cointegration
approach,
CS-ARDL
CCEMG
long-run
estimators
period
1990–2018.
results
affirmed
among
considered
variable.
Long-run
findings
revealed
that
globalization,
decrease
Conversely,
growth
increases
Moreover,
impact
stimulates
Based
these
findings,
government
groups
should
continue
to
expand
usage
energy.
They
promote
interaction
with
rest
world
by
adopting
policy
opening
up.
International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
29(7), P. 593 - 610
Published: March 30, 2022
The
present
study
aims
to
discover
the
impact
of
political
risk,
globalization
and
technological
innovation
on
ecological
footprint
in
BRICS
economies
by
employing
a
dataset
covering
period
between
1990
2017
incorporating
non-renewable
energy
utilization
economic
growth
as
other
regressors
through
panel
quantile
regression.
outcomes
established
that
growth,
usage,
risk
increase
footprint.
Conversely,
significantly
decreases
ordinary
least
squares
approach
serves
sensitivity
test
for
robustness
analysis.
Furthermore,
Dumitrescu-Hurlin
causality
confirmed
bidirectional
causal
interaction
exists
innovation,
globalization,
while
one-way
interconnection
runs
from
risk.
Notably,
general
policy
suggestion
indicates
need
policymakers
intensively
coordinate
efforts
combat
serious
environmental
deterioration
economies.
Journal of Cleaner Production,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
389, P. 136127 - 136127
Published: Jan. 19, 2023
Motivated
by
Finland's
ambitious
transition
to
circular
economy
through
the
reduction
of
consumable
non-renewable
resources
and
carbon
neutral
2035,
this
study
employs
Fourier
approaches
stationarity,
cointegration,
causality
alongside
long-run
estimators
fully
modified
dynamic
least
squares
examine
environmental
aspects
resource
productivity,
environmental-related
technologies,
export
intensity
over
period
1990–2020.
Interestingly,
given
two
estimators,
result
established
that
a
percent
increase
in
raw
material
productivity
yields
decline
greenhouse
gas
emission
range
61–70
percent.
Additionally,
there
is
desirable
statistically
significant
impact
technologies
on
with
an
elasticity
0.16–0.18
long-run.
While
activities
does
not
constitute
impact,
economic
growth
as
measured
Gross
Domestic
product
(GDP)
significantly
hampers
sustainability
Moreover,
approach
including
Toda
Yamamoto
offers
strong
inference
along
insinuation
results
for
all
examined
factors.
Given
observation,
relevant
policy
measures
were
highlighted
further
guide
decision
makers
Finland
pursuit
zero
target.
Frontiers in Energy Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
9
Published: Jan. 28, 2022
Undoubtedly,
fossil
fuel
energy
consumption
causes
global
warming.
The
question
at
the
core
is
whether
or
not
we
want
to
quit
consumption?
obvious
answer
this
“no.”
Therefore,
necessity
for
innovation
curial
attain
green
and
sustainable
growth.
This
research
specifically
focused
on
Colombia,
which
represents
aforementioned
threats
a
large
extent
as
trajectory
of
economic
expansion
characterized
by
significant
CO
2
emissions
in
Colombia.
In
regard,
examine
association
between
globalization,
renewable
energy,
natural
resources
rent,
growth,
from
1970
2017.
cointegration
test
confirmed
long
considered
variables.
study
employed
Fully
Modified
Ordinary
Least
Squares,
Dynamic
Autoregressive
Distributed
Lag
estimators
long-run
analysis.
empirical
results
uncovered
growth-induced
result
illustrated
that
path
development
unsustainable
Columbia.
contrast,
globalization
demonstrated
favorable
contribution
environmental
quality.
outcomes
Gradual
Shift
Causality
indicated
resource
growth
Granger
cause
emissions.
findings
highlight
need
enact
well-coordinated
measures
reduce
deterioration
Colombia
must
aggressively
promote
also
foster
better
viable
environment
investment
mitigate
damage
caused
Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
9
Published: Nov. 26, 2021
The
association
between
economic
complexity
(sophisticated
structure)
and
carbon
emissions
has
major
implications
for
environmental
sustainability.
In
addition,
globalization
can
be
an
important
tool
attaining
sustainability
it
may
also
moderate
the
emissions.
Thus,
this
research
examines
effects
of
complexity,
growth,
renewable
energy,
on
CO
2
in
top
10
energy
transition
economies
where
have
greatly
increased
over
last
3
decades.
Furthermore,
study
evaluates
joint
effect
Keeping
view
presence
slope
heterogeneity
cross-sectional
dependence
data,
utilized
second-generation
unit
root
tests
(CIPS
CADF),
Westerlund
cointegration
approach,
CS-ARDL
CCEMG
long-run
estimators
period
1990–2018.
results
affirmed
among
considered
variable.
Long-run
findings
revealed
that
globalization,
decrease
Conversely,
growth
increases
Moreover,
impact
stimulates
Based
these
findings,
government
groups
should
continue
to
expand
usage
energy.
They
promote
interaction
with
rest
world
by
adopting
policy
opening
up.
