Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(5), P. 1867 - 1867
Published: Feb. 22, 2025
The
United
States
is
exposed
to
the
threats
of
massive
carbon
dioxide
(CO2)
emissions
generated
by
non-renewable
energy
in
reaching
environmental
sustainability.
With
wavelet-based
quantile-on-quantile
approach,
this
paper
delves
into
impact
most
typical
fossil
fuel,
oil,
on
CO2
from
a
price
perspective.
results
highlight
that
oil
mixed
blessing
for
fostering
sustainability
short–medium
run.
Mainly,
are
more
susceptible
positively
responding
bullish
market
medium
term.
Nevertheless,
it
also
reveals
underlying
negative
relationship
rooted
long
endorsed
theoretical
mechanisms
between
prices
and
emissions,
which
indicate
role
high
driving
long-term
mitigation
Therefore,
industries
should
resist
temptation
indulge
heavily
short-
medium-term
hikes
instead
prudently
reacting
signal.
Moreover,
under
ambitions,
strategy
expanding
investment
green
technologies
innovation
reduce
dependence
cannot
be
shelved.
Agriculture,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(12), P. 2242 - 2242
Published: Dec. 7, 2024
This
study
examines
the
impact
of
European
Union’s
Common
Agricultural
Policy
(CAP)
funds,
specifically
Fund
for
Rural
Development
(FEADR)
and
Guarantee
(FEGA),
on
a
range
economic,
social,
environmental
outcomes
across
regions.
Utilizing
Fully
Modified
Ordinary
Least
Squares
(FMOLS)
estimators,
this
research
analyses
13
equations
corresponding
to
various
dependent
variables,
including
employment
rates,
poverty
levels,
agricultural
productivity,
indicators
such
as
greenhouse
gas
emissions
renewable
energy
production
from
agriculture.
analysis
covers
period
2010
2021,
draws
upon
balanced
sample
301
observations
ensure
robust
estimations.
Results
indicate
that
both
FEADR
FEGA
payments
significantly
influence
these
regional
outcomes,
though
effects
vary
depending
specific
economic
or
indicator
examined.
The
findings
reveal
while
positively
rural
employment,
income,
production,
they
are
less
effective
in
addressing
reduction
productivity
enhancement.
Conversely,
exhibit
stronger
but
have
mixed
sustainability.
highlights
significant
disparities,
suggesting
allocation
CAP
funds
is
uneven
its
implications
policymakers
clear:
more
tailored
approach
required
enhance
effectiveness
meeting
diverse
needs,
particularly
promoting
development
minimizing
harm.
also
emphasizes
need
further
explore
alternative
policy
mechanisms
innovative
practices
can
bridge
gaps
identified
current
framework.
Limitations
include
data
availability
inherent
complexity
systems,
which
may
affect
generalizability
results
different
EU
member
states.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(5), P. 1867 - 1867
Published: Feb. 22, 2025
The
United
States
is
exposed
to
the
threats
of
massive
carbon
dioxide
(CO2)
emissions
generated
by
non-renewable
energy
in
reaching
environmental
sustainability.
With
wavelet-based
quantile-on-quantile
approach,
this
paper
delves
into
impact
most
typical
fossil
fuel,
oil,
on
CO2
from
a
price
perspective.
results
highlight
that
oil
mixed
blessing
for
fostering
sustainability
short–medium
run.
Mainly,
are
more
susceptible
positively
responding
bullish
market
medium
term.
Nevertheless,
it
also
reveals
underlying
negative
relationship
rooted
long
endorsed
theoretical
mechanisms
between
prices
and
emissions,
which
indicate
role
high
driving
long-term
mitigation
Therefore,
industries
should
resist
temptation
indulge
heavily
short-
medium-term
hikes
instead
prudently
reacting
signal.
Moreover,
under
ambitions,
strategy
expanding
investment
green
technologies
innovation
reduce
dependence
cannot
be
shelved.
