Geological Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
59(11), P. 3068 - 3079
Published: Aug. 26, 2024
The
present
study
explores
the
impact
of
energy
natural
resource
productivity
and
environmental
tax
on
sustainability
in
six
major
CO
2
‐emitting
economies:
Euro
Area,
China,
South
Korea,
Japan,
United
Kingdom
States,
from
1997
to
2019.
This
analysis
aims
reveal
novel
findings
implications
for
different
types
regulations.
We
employed
data
regarding
leading
national
regional
emitters
2020
conduct
an
empirical
using
panel
non‐linear
auto‐regressive
distributed
lag
(NARDL)
quantile
ARDL
(QARDL)
methods.
results
show
that
are
crucial
components
reducing
emissions
by
controlling
innovation
technology
renewable
consumption.
main
demonstrate
is
stronger
presence
increased
vice
versa.
These
have
sustainable
development
carbon
neutrality.
Energy & Environment,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 17, 2025
Countries
take
measures
to
protect
the
environment
as
compatible
with
increasing
interest
in
climate
change-related
issues.
In
this
context,
research
analyzes
impact
of
environmental
policy
stringency
(EPS),
energy
transition
index
(ETI),
and
income
(GDP)
on
quality.
doing
this,
study
examines
BRICS
countries,
which
are
leading
developing
countries
that
cause
higher
emissions,
consume
amounts
energy,
have
economic
growth,
uses
data
from
2000/Q1
2020/Q4,
performs
wavelet
local
multiple
correlation
(WLMC)
model
investigate
relationship
under
time
frequency-based
diverging
scheme.
bivariate
cases,
EPS,
ETI,
GDP
a
differentiating
load
capacity
factor
(LCF)
across
where
there
some
exclusions.
These
factors
generally
LCF.
contrast,
EPS
has
decreasing
at
low
(medium)
frequency
Russia
(South
Africa),
ETI
declining
high
Brazil
China,
lower
Russia,
medium
South
Africa.
four-variate
fully
LCF
for
all
times
frequencies,
while
is
stronger
frequencies.
dominant
India
(EPS)
Africa).
Thus,
reveals
dynamic
impacts
LCF,
diverge
times,
countries.
Accordingly,
options
argued.
Energy & Environment,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 10, 2025
Public
interest
concerning
the
environmental
progress
of
economies
has
been
developing
across
societies
and
countries.
Such
awareness
requires
dealing
with
energy,
environment,
economic
sides
altogether.
By
considering
this
reality,
research
investigates
that
how
there
is
an
effect
policy
stringency
(EPS),
energy
transition
index
(ETI),
income
(gross
domestic
product,
GDP)
on
CO
2
emissions.
In
doing
so,
analyzes
BRICS
countries,
which
are
leading
countries
causing
high
emissions
consuming
large
amounts
uses
data
between
2000/Q1
2020/Q4,
wavelet
local
multiple
correlation
approach
to
nexus
times
frequencies.
The
results
demonstrate
(i)
EPS
declines
in
Brazil
at
low
frequencies;
(ii)
GDP
curbs
India
(iii)
remaining
frequencies,
EPS,
ETI,
have
a
mixed
countries;
(iv)
based
four-variate
cases,
increasing
combined
all
times,
(v)
most
dominant
factor
differs
according
frequencies
where
ETI
mainly
Brazil,
Russia,
India,
pioneering
South
Africa,
China
situation.
Thus,
empirically
proves
diverging
effects
International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
31(7), P. 848 - 860
Published: April 8, 2024
The
growing
societal
concern
regarding
environmental
matters
has
led
to
the
implementation
of
many
measures
intended
protect
environment
and
address
global
warming
by
lessening
emissions
mitigating
climate
change.
In
line
with
this
movement,
study
scrutinizes
impact
these
on
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
analyze
cases
Finland
Sweden.
More
specifically,
employs
Environmental
Policy
Stringency
(EPS)
index
as
a
proxy
for
measures,
explores
sector-specific
GHG
employing
nonlinear
quantile-based
methodologies
(including
quantile-on-quantile
regression
Granger
causality-in-quantiles
methods
primary
model
quantile
robustness
checking)
spanning
period
from
1991/Q1
2020/Q4.
findings
show
that:
(i)
EPS
lessens
fuel
exploitation,
industrial
combustion,
power
industry
sector
at
lower
middle
quantiles
in
Sweden;
(ii)
decreases
processes,
transportation,
waste
sectors
but
increases
them
Sweden
higher
quantiles;
(iii)
leads
an
increase
agriculture
construction
(iv)
causal
effect
across
different
(v)
is
largely
confirmed.
Hence,
underscores
varying
impacts
sectoral
based
quantiles,
sectors,
countries,
emphasizing
need
policymakers
adopt
policies
comprise
differences
adjust
policy
framework
accordingly.
Review of Development Economics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 18, 2024
Abstract
In
the
face
of
growing
sustainability
challenges,
this
study
examines
ecological
impacts
natural
wealth
(NR)
and
tech‐driven
industrial
diversification
(TID)
in
sub‐Saharan
Africa
(SSA).
It
employs
load
capacity
factor
(LCF),
utilizing
a
panel
dataset
spanning
from
1991
to
2020.
The
findings
reveal
that
renewable
(forest)
resources
exert
positive
significant
influence
on
LCF,
primarily
at
lower
quantiles.
When
resource
basket
is
adjusted
include
mineral
resources,
impact
turns
negative
across
all
quantiles,
with
statistical
significance
evident
upper
Further
modifications
basket,
including
energy
extraction
such
as
oil,
coal,
gas,
yield
statistically
LCF
lower,
median,
Additionally,
TID
has
Robustness
analysis
confirms
covariates
indeed
Granger‐cause
LCF.
This
finding
also
indicates
causal
equation
significantly
influenced
by
past
values
NR
TID.
Half‐Panel
Jackknife
estimator
reaffirms
that,
average,
effect
region.
These
suggest
enhancing
growth
through
renewables
medium‐
high‐tech
industries
part
broader
strategies
SSA
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(3), P. 1094 - 1094
Published: Jan. 29, 2025
Natural
resources
(NRs)
are
important
for
the
operation
of
any
economy
and
crucial
preserving
environmental
quality.
However,
persistent
utilization
NRs
has
led
to
a
severe
deterioration
This
presents
vulnerability
steadiness
ecosystem,
emphasizing
urgent
requirement
achieve
harmonious
equilibrium
concerning
conservation
Environmental
taxes
(ETs),
green
finance
(GF),
cultivation
proficient
workforce
dedicated
achieving
sustainable
development
essential
attaining
advancing
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
We
aim
investigate
impact
NR,
ET,
GF,
human
capital
index
(HCI)
on
pollution
(PM2.5,
CH4,
CO2,
N2O)
in
G20
countries
from
2000
2022.
study
employs
novel
cutting-edge
MMQR
methodology,
offering
distinct
perspectives
that
diverge
conclusions
previous
research.
The
study’s
findings
suggest
excessive
use
contributes
degradation
economic
growth
help
improve
quality,
but
HCI
harmful
impact.
paper
proposes
establishment
enforcement
regulations
ecological
integrity
meeting
SDGs
7,
12,
13.
