Geological Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 13, 2024
ABSTRACT
The
achievement
of
16
out
the
123
sustainable
development
goals
(SDGs)
indicates
vast
task
ahead
for
Turkey.
Addressing
aspects
ecological
sustainability
via
trend
ratio
biocapacity
to
footprint,
this
study
seeks
examine
whether
energy
security,
financial
development,
natural
resources
and
economic
expansion
drive
Turkey's
load
capacity
factor.
By
implementing
quantile‐on‐quantile
its
Granger
causality
dimension,
results
largely
affirm
statistically
significant
effect
security
on
factor
in
all
quantiles.
Although
impact
is
weak,
it
significantly
positive,
thus
indicating
that
country's
profile
advancing
sustainability.
Similarly,
globalization
positively
impacts
by
a
strong
dimension.
Conversely,
growth
exert
but
negative
most
quantiles,
which
reflects
undesirability
these
indicators
environmental
drive.
Specifically,
effects
output
are
mainly
middle
higher
quantiles
(0.4–0.95)
lowest
(0.05–0.3),
respectively.
can
guide
intuitive
robust
efficiency
security‐related
policies.
International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
31(7), P. 861 - 872
Published: April 14, 2024
Recent
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDG)
reports
have
highlighted
the
inadequacy
of
environmental
sustainability
efforts.
Thus,
it
is
clear
that
current
efforts
towards
(SDG
13)
and
affordable
clean
energy
7)
policies
are
insufficient
a
comprehensive
policy
agenda
needed.
Existing
literature
limitedly
addresses
determinants
but
relatively
ignores
impact
nuclear
research
development
investments
(NCI)
green
environment
on
quality.
The
motivation
this
study
to
fill
gap
propose
an
overarching
structure
achieve
SDGs.
In
context,
investigates
effects
environment,
economic
growth,
human
capital,
NCI
comparatively
for
United
States
France
through
Asymmetric
Autoregressive
Distributed
Lag,
which
considers
structural
break.
Based
empirical
analysis
results,
growth
trade
openness
harm
sustainability,
while
positive
shocks
in
improve
quality
both
countries.
Negative
deteriorate
not
France.
conclusion,
provides
detailed
Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Feb. 4, 2025
The
study
investigates
the
relationship
between
technological
innovation,
clean
energy,
trade
openness,
and
natural
resource
rents
on
environmental
sustainability
within
BRICS
+
T
nations.
Motivated
by
urgent
need
to
address
escalating
CO2
emissions—reaching
36.4
billion
metric
tons
in
2022—the
research
aims
understand
how
these
factors
influence
emissions,
ecological
footprint,
load
capacity
factor,
its
inverse,
contributing
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
uses
panel
data
from
countries
spanning
period
1990
2022.
Employing
advanced
econometric
techniques
such
as
Dynamic
Seemingly
Unrelated
Regression
(DSUR),
Cross-Sectionally
Augmented
Panel
Unit
Root
(CUP-FM,
CUP-BC),
nonlinear
autoregressive
distributed
lag
(ARDL)
models,
tests
Environmental
Kuznets
Curve
(EKC)
hypothesis
evaluates
asymmetric
effects
of
variables.
Key
findings
indicate
that
innovation
consistently
reduces
emissions
footprints,
reinforcing
role
promoting
through
cleaner
technologies
more
efficient
industrial
processes.
Clean
energy
adoption
has
also
been
shown
be
a
significant
driver
reducing
degradation,
with
consistent
negative
while
improving
factor.
However,
openness
exhibits
dual
effect.
While
it
enhances
use
efficiency,
simultaneously
increases
likely
due
heightened
activity.
Natural
display
mixed
results:
some
cases,
they
exacerbate
others,
contribute
funding
eco-friendly
initiatives.
recommends
nations
prioritize
investments
green
technologies,
strengthen
regulations,
enhance
international
collaboration
accelerate
transition
renewable
energy.
Policymakers
should
balance
benefits
stricter
standards
mitigate
adverse
sustainability.
These
integrated
strategies
are
essential
for
achieving
targets
outlined
SDGs.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
32(4), P. 3182 - 3194
Published: Nov. 29, 2023
Abstract
Economic
development
accelerated
by
natural
resource
use
has
caused
many
undesirable
environmental
consequences
such
as
reducing
the
living
standards
of
individuals
and
threatening
human
health.
Therefore,
whether
abundance
is
a
curse
for
individuals'
welfare
sustainability
one
crucial
topics
in
literature.
This
study
investigates
impact
resources
on
adopting
newly
developed
Load
Capacity
Curve
hypothesis
resource‐rich
Sub‐Saharan
African
countries
period
from
1990
to
2020
utilizing
set
panel
data
methods.
The
main
estimation
results
can
be
outlined
follows:
(i)
cointegration
tests
show
existence
long‐run
relationship
between
variables,
(ii)
Hypothesis
valid
model,
(iii)
rent,
energy
consumption,
population
density
reduce
sustainability,
(iv)
empirical
estimations
robustness
check
greatly
confirm
finding
obtained
baseline
estimations.
policy‐makers
should
focus
establishing
mechanisms
internalizing
negative
externalities
rent.
