Humanities and Social Sciences Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: June 24, 2024
Abstract
River
basin
cities
are
areas
with
remarkable
conflicts
between
the
human
activity
and
ecological
environment.
They
also
important
targets
for
policy
implementation
of
sustainable
high-quality
development
(HD)
in
various
countries
around
world.
This
article
exploits
panel
data
99
located
Yellow
Basin
(YRB)
from
2006
to
2019
empirically
analyze
spatial
effect
financial
growth
on
HD.
Spatial
weights
participated
econometric
models
utilized
this
effect.
Empirical
results
reveal
that:
(1)
HD
YRB
shows
a
strong
positive
autocorrelation.
(2)
Financial
exerts
an
N-shaped
curve
long-term
perspective.
When
influence
spills
out
surroundings,
it
exhibits
inverted
U-shaped
characteristic.
(3)
Green
innovation
can
be
intermediary
factor
(4)
The
appears
stronger
regions
higher
economic
levels,
where
effects
transmitted
surrounding
regions.
However,
backward
low-economy
prevents
spillover
effects.
study
instrumental
formulate
policies
that
aim
promote
river
cities.
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
Sustainable Cities and Society,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
112, P. 105621 - 105621
Published: June 25, 2024
Many
recent
initiatives
have
been
introduced
to
enhance
ecological
sustainability
by
minimizing
countries'
footprints
(EF).
The
focus
has
on
achieving
environmental
footprint
neutrality
through
the
application
of
green
technologies
(GT)
and
financial
development
(FD)
in
facilitating
this
transition.
To
determine
contribution
these
variables
sustainability,
study
investigated
effects
GT
FD
EF
Algeria
from
Q1/1990
Q4/2021.
Additionally,
research
examines
moderating
role
with
EF.
achieve
objectives,
advanced
Fourier
autoregressive
distributed
lag
techniques
causality
test
were
employed.
findings
reveal
that
increases
EF,
leading
degradation.
Conversely,
reduces
long
run,
demonstrating
its
potential
foster
sustainability.
Notably,
highlights
significant
FD-EF
relationship.
This
underscores
critical
mitigating
adverse
creative
lowering
Therefore,
recommends
integrates
long-term
reduction
harm.
In
conclusion,
needs
hasten
combination
stronger
mitigate
impacts
without
compromising
sustainable
economic
growth.
Environmental Science and Pollution Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
31(7), P. 11228 - 11242
Published: Jan. 13, 2024
This
research
examines
whether
environmental
regulations
have
a
moderating
effect
on
the
link
between
foreign
direct
investment
and
environment,
as
well
of
capital
investments
quality
for
BRICS
nations.
In
this
approach,
using
second-generation
panel
data
methodologies
period
1992-2020,
impacts
investments,
real
national
income,
consumption
renewable
energy,
stringency
index
load
capacity
factor
are
explored
in
base
empirical
model.
order
to
test
if
there
is
any
evidence
potential
parabolic
economic
growth
quality,
model
also
includes
square
income.
addition,
robustness
model,
role
policy
checked.
Empirical
results
show
U-shaped
association
development.
The
usage
energy
shown
improve
although
decrease
it.
Finally,
it
determined
that
effective
undoing
negative
demonstrating
validity
their
function.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 5, 2025
ABSTRACT
This
research
aims
to
scrutinize
the
determinants
of
green
growth
in
Türkiye
from
1995
2022,
focusing
on
institutional
quality,
corruption,
trade
openness,
and
innovation.
study
utilizes
ARDL
approach
using
annual
data
2022
Türkiye.
The
results
indicate
that
high
quality
governance
enhances
efficient
structures
support
sustainable
development.
On
contrary,
findings
corruption
gives
harm
growth.
Therefore,
stronger
anti‐corruption
measures
can
be
instrumental
ensuring
further
show
increased
openness
is
detrimental
These
suggest
greater
leads
higher
production,
which
turn
increases
fossil
fuel
consumption,
thereby
hindering
Finally,
positive
impact
innovation
emphasized
importance
patents
technological
progress
promoting
sustainability.
direct
policymakers'
attention
improving
governance,
reducing
aligning
policies
with
environmental
objectives
Energy Strategy Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
50, P. 101208 - 101208
Published: Oct. 11, 2023
Financial
structure
is
the
primary
director
of
economic
activity
in
a
capitalist
society,
it
also
has
an
important
societal
role
encouraging
investments
that
are
beneficial
to
natural
and
human
ecosystems.
To
accomplish
this
objective,
study
addresses
unattended
symmetric
linkages
between
financial
structure,
energy
depletion,
environmental
degradation
using
multiple
ecological
footprints
‘’
(built-up
land,
carbon
cropland,
fishing
grounds,
forest
products,
grazing
land)’’
as
indicator
over
period
1985
2018
for
Pakistan.
By
these
six
indicators
separate
regressands,
research
quantifies
impact
depletion
by
applying
newly
developed
Augmented
Autoregressive
Distributed
Lag
(AARDL)
approach.
The
outcome
reveals
decreases
footprints,
similarly,
footprints.
Opposite
it,
trade
openness
increases
while
urban
population
Given
results,
comprehensive
development
policies
directed
achieve
sustainable
goals.
Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 20, 2024
Abstract
Environmental
policies
typically
involve
the
definition
of
a
goal
and
use
some
policy
tools
to
achieve
this
goal.
As
one
most
critical
objectives
countries
is
ensure
environmental
sustainability,
they
effective
instruments
such
as
regulations,
which
are
important
public
economy
instruments.
This
study
aims
test
impact
regulations
on
load
capacity
factor
ecological
footprint
in
Turkey
using
data
from
1990
2020
novel
Fourier
augmented
autoregressive
distributed
lag
(ARDL)
model.
We
categorize
into
market-based,
command
control,
technology
support
policies.
reveals
relative
effectiveness
regulation
components.
also
question
role
renewable
energy
validity
Kuznets
curve
(EKC)
Load
Capacity
Curve
(LCC)
hypotheses.
The
findings
indicate
that
market-based
increase
sustainability
by
improving
quality.
Again,
control
have
no
balance.
Therefore,
we
prove
components
can
different
impacts
quality
sustainability.
Moreover,
confirm
Thus,
view
environmentally
friendly
for
Finally,
show
EKC
LCC
hypotheses
valid
during
analyzed
period.
Policymakers
must
restructure
an
incentive-based,
flexible,
cost-effective
manner
improve
Turkey.
Graphical
abstract
Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 1, 2024
Abstract
The
increase
in
energy
intensity
and
depletion
may
lead
to
faster
of
natural
resources
increased
environmental
impacts.
green
transition
can
improve
quality
by
reducing
the
pressure
on
carbon
footprint.
At
this
point,
public
regulations
are
significant
for
sustainability.
On
one
hand,
policy
stringency
imposes
high
taxes
polluting
activities
and,
other
provides
R&D
support
clean
technologies.
This
study
examines
impact
intensity,
depletion,
transition,
load
capacity
factor
G7
countries
from
1990–2020
using
common
correlated
effects
mean
group
augmented
panel
long
run
estimators.
study's
robust
results
show
that
i)
has
a
negative
sustainability
Germany,
Italy,
USA,
ii)
Canada
France,
iii)
positive
Japan.
must
reverse
adverse
accelerating
energy.
These
with
fiscal
should
use
instruments
include
taxes.
Graphical
abstract
