Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(16), P. 7047 - 7047
Published: Aug. 16, 2024
Rapid
urbanization
and
economic
growth
in
OECD
member
nations
have
intensified
environmental
challenges,
notably
the
rise
carbon
dioxide
(CO2)
emissions.
Despite
significant
research
on
growth,
there
is
little
knowledge
of
how
these
factors
interact
with
green
innovation
to
affect
CO2
This
study
addresses
this
gap
by
exploring
impacts
urbanization,
innovation,
emissions
countries.
Using
panel
data
analysis
from
1996
2022,
employs
a
robust
econometric
approach,
including
Breusch–Pagan
Pesaran
tests
for
cross-sectional
dependency,
CIPS
unit
root
test,
cointegration
Kao
Westerlund.
The
results
confirm
complex
interrelations
variables
revealing
notable
dependence
heterogeneity
among
them.
Both
Driscoll–Kraay
System
GMM
estimations
demonstrate
that
(GreG)
(GrI)
significantly
reduce
emanations,
while
(U)
has
inverse
effect.
Renewable
energy
consumption
(REnC)
also
contributes
lower
pollution
whereas
(EnC)
natural
resource
dependency
(NrD)
worsen
degradation.
emphasizes
need
policies
innovations
slow
climate
change,
support
sustainable
improve
quality.
Geoscience Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(6), P. 101652 - 101652
Published: June 16, 2023
Environmental
degradation
is
one
of
the
most
debatable
topics
at
international
forums
and
it
considered
a
prime
concern
for
entire
world.
Therefore,
researchers
policymakers
have
turned
their
attention
from
conventional
economic
growth
to
green
growth.
Although
existing
literature
has
discussed
several
determinants
growth,
impact
policy
uncertainty
(EPU),
renewable
energy
consumption
(RENE),
institutional
quality
(IQ)
on
(GGDP)
relatively
unexplored.
Hence,
this
study
earliest
attempt
investigate
EPU,
IQ,
RENE
GGDP
emerging
seven
(E-7)
countries
1996
2019.
In
doing
so,
we
apply
panel
quantile
regression
(PQR).
The
empirical
findings
delineate
that
EPU
negative
GGDP,
whereas
IQ
enhance
in
E-7
countries.
Based
outcomes,
suggests
implications
achieving
targets
SDG
07,
08,
13,
16.
governments
these
can
achieve
higher
by
ensuring
political
stability
reliable
macroeconomic
policies
through
making
such
flexible
easily
control
or
address
unpredictable
future
issues.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
18(9), P. e0287715 - e0287715
Published: Sept. 13, 2023
The
nexus
between
green
growth
and
ecological
footprint
is
associated
with
crucial
environmental
implications.
But
this
domain
not
examined
sufficiently
provides
ambiguous
findings.
Furthermore,
these
studies
have
addressed
the
role
of
natural
resources,
innovation,
ICT
in
influencing
footprint.
Our
study
analyzes
impact
growth,
ICT,
resources
on
ofemerging-7
developed-7
economies.
We
employed
CS-ARDL
methodology
to
draw
long-run
short-run
estimates
said
relationships.
obtained
findings
show
that
innovation
reduce
emerging
economies
long
run.
However,
enhance
Green
run
developed
Based
outcomes,
recommends
important
policy
suggestions.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 21, 2025
ABSTRACT
Rising
uncertainties
can
affect
countries'
sustainability
efforts.
Therefore,
this
study
develops
and
introduces
a
new
ESG‐based
uncertainty
index
(metric)
called
ESGUI
for
the
first
time.
This
is
necessary
to
better
analyze
how
based
on
ESG
(environmental,
social,
governance)
factors,
increasingly
prominent
in
modern
business
world,
are
reflected
investment
processes.
Accurate
risks
critical
investors
policymakers.
To
create
index,
we
employed
text
mining
techniques
Economist
Intelligence
Unit's
monthly
country
reports,
analyzing
frequency
of
ESG‐related
keywords
indicators.
Specifically,
world
was
integrated
into
25
countries
between
2002M11
2024M09.
The
index's
reliability
validated
through
vector
autoregression
model
cross‐referenced
with
control
variables
graphically.
findings
indicate
that
exhibits
significant
correlations
existing
measures
such
as
World
Uncertainty
Index
(WUI)
Economic
Policy
(EPU)
thus
evidencing
robustness.
will
help
policymakers
manage
uncertainties,
develop
sustainable
economic
policies,
evaluate
opportunities
more
effectively.
Geological Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
59(1), P. 98 - 112
Published: July 26, 2023
The
growing
concerns
of
environmental
degradation
call
for
attaining
higher
green
growth
(GRG)
in
both
developing
and
developed
countries.
Therefore,
achieving
a
GRG
has
been
main
concern
policymakers
worldwide.
To
this
end,
comprehensive
policy
framework
is
needed
to
attain
level
sustainable
development
goals
(SDGs).
In
doing
so,
study
an
earliest
attempt
that
investigates
the
impact
economic
uncertainty,
innovation
financial
on
using
data
selected
fragile
countries
during
1996–2019.
For
purpose,
we
use
different
preliminary
tests
checking
reliability
panel
quantile
regression
testing
association
among
variables.
empirical
results
indicate
contribute
economy.
positive
uncertainty
with
due
decline
investment
overall
energy
consumption
pattern.
Based
results,
proposes
some
implications
achieve
targets
SDG
08
(economic
growth),
09
(innovations),
13
(climate
change).
