ICE Revista de Economía,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
934
Published: March 26, 2024
Nowadays,
eco-innovation
is
considered
the
engine
for
a
green
path.
This
paper
analyses
relationship
between
level
of
economic
development
and
eco-innovations
EU-27
countries
in
period
2013-2022.
Results
show
an
S-shaped
curve
two
variables
EU
countries:
lower
GDP
per
capita
implies
that
growth
monotonically
positive
or
exponential,
however,
higher
shows
stagnates.
Energy & Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 30, 2024
Today,
pressing
environmental
concerns
such
as
addressing
climate
change
and
countering
global
warming
have
taken
center
stage
among
policymakers
diverse
organizations.
The
2016
Paris
Agreement
underscores
the
urgency
of
decarbonization
criticality
reducing
CO
2
emissions
for
fostering
sustainable
development.
Given
that
policies
can
yield
impacts
across
short-,
medium-,
long-term
periods,
it
becomes
pivotal
to
grasp
underlying
causes
ecological
footprint
by
scrutinizing
their
effects
these
different
timeframes
periods.
Consequently,
our
investigation
delved
into
correlation
lead/lag
interrelationship
between
footprint,
financial
globalization,
urbanization,
eco-innovation,
economic
growth
in
China
spanning
from
1985q1
2022q4.
Leveraging
on
series
wavelet
tools,
study
aimed
at
formulating
precise
policies.
perspective
derived
analysis
indicated
a
negative
urbanization
eco-innovation
with
whereas
globalization
exhibited
positive
footprint.
we
advocate
implementation
appropriate
policy
measures
ensure
Chinese
economy
charts
course
toward
sustainability.
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.
Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 29, 2024
Abstract
The
escalating
apprehension
regarding
climate
change
mitigation
has
intensified
the
quest
for
energy
alternatives
that
are
low
in
carbon
emissions,
economically
viable,
and
consistently
available.
Within
this
context,
renewable
sources
emerge
as
fitting
candidates,
being
recognized
their
eco-friendliness
cleanliness.
Nonetheless,
despite
allure
of
transitioning
towards
cleaner
energy,
there
exists
a
notable
dearth
literature
addressing
pivotal
role
solar
innovations
economic
globalization
advancing
agenda
(SDG-13),
thus
complicating
prediction
factors
influencing
ecological
quality.
Consequently,
study
undertakes
inaugural
investigation
into
impact
innovation
on
footprint,
while
also
considering
influences
digitalization,
globalization,
natural
resources
USA.
To
end,
Quantile-on-Quantile
Kernel-Based
Regularized
Least
Squares
(QQKRLS)
wavelet
quantile
regressions
(WQR)
methodologies
employed,
utilizing
data
spanning
from
2000
to
2020.
analysis
reveals
innovation,
along
with
exerts
negative
whereas
exhibit
positive
influence.
Drawing
these
insights,
it
becomes
apparent
concerted
effort
stakeholders
policymakers
is
imperative
realizing
objectives
SDG-13
SDG-7,
necessitating
paradigm
shifts
USA’s
portfolio
away
fossil
fuels
renewables.
Graphical
abstract
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
32(6), P. 6643 - 6655
Published: May 21, 2024
Abstract
Sustainable
energy
policies
are
directly
proportional
to
countries'
achievement
of
the
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
Economies
that
want
achieve
their
2030
and
2050
targets
looking
for
alternative
sources
until
renewable
mature.
In
this
context,
study
models
environmental
quality
France,
which
is
leader
in
use
nuclear
Europe,
from
a
different
perspective
through
technologies.
This
empirically
uses
novel
Fourier
asymmetric
autoregressive
distributed
lag
approach.
It
confirms
increases
decreases
technology
have
effects
on
load
capacity
factor
within
framework
curve
(LCC)
hypothesis.
also
provides
evidence
existence
LCC
hypothesis
offers
sustainable
France.
The
French
government
should
allocate
funds
cleaner
energies
instead
investing
Thus,
long‐term
transition
low‐carbon
economy
can
be
accelerated
short‐term
targets.
By
eliminating
energy,
severe
burden
economy,
infrastructure
created
sources.
Finally,
gain
momentum
achieving
SDGs
7
13
by
withdrawing
support