Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
31(5), P. 3468 - 3489
Published: May 24, 2023
Abstract
The
Paris
Accord
has
brought
the
world's
governments
together
to
begin
implementing
plans
for
their
individual
economies
become
carbon‐free.
goal
of
attaining
low‐carbon
growth
is
not,
however,
as
simple
it
would
appear
since
world
economies,
which
are
dependent
on
fossil
fuels
and
fast
expanding,
concentrated
accelerating
economic
expansion
at
price
worse
environmental
effects.
In
light
this,
study
aims
investigate
combined
effects
composite
risk
index
(CRI),
green
innovation
(GINOV),
policy
stringency
(EPS)
carbon
dioxide
(CO
2
)
emissions
in
context
Brazil,
Russia,
India,
China,
South
Africa
(BRICS)
countries
while
controlling
gross
domestic
product
(GDP)
renewable
energy
research
development
(RERD)
over
period
from
1960
2020.
addresses
problems
cross‐sectional
dependence
slope
heterogeneity
data
set
used
analysis
by
using
second‐generation
cross‐sectionally
augmented
autoregressive
distributed
lags
framework
evaluate
long‐
short‐run
models.
corresponding
findings
show
cointegrating
relationships
between
variables.
Additionally,
results
regression
demonstrate
that
EPS,
GINOV,
RERD
contribute
a
long‐term
decrease
CO
emissions.
CRI
GDP,
increase
It
suggested
policies
be
tightened,
GINOV
expenditures
promoted,
political
stability
institutional
quality
maintained,
clean
strategies
adopted
order
help
BRICS
reduce
sectoral
risks,
create
sustainable
environment,
decarbonize
respective
economies.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
30(6), P. 1934 - 1946
Published: June 23, 2022
Policymakers
face
a
daunting
task
when
it
comes
to
achieving
sustainable
environmental
development
and
avoiding
additional
degradation.
This
study
examines
the
significance
of
green
technology
innovation
financing
in
creating
more
environment.
The
impact
investment
on
carbon
dioxide
(CO2)
emissions
has
yet
be
empirically
theoretically
examined
literature,
especially
conjunction
with
moderating
component,
particularly
social
globalisation.
Accordingly,
this
research
role
technological
reducing
CO2
G7
countries.
Our
uses
empirical
data
from
panel
countries
covering
period
1995
2019.
We
employ
advanced
approaches
address
analysis
concerns,
such
as
cross-sectional
dependence,
structural
break,
slope
heterogeneity
(the
Banerjee
Carrion-i-Silvestre
unit
root
cointegration
test
augmented
ARDL).
shows
that
(GINV)
well
(GFIN)
have
negative
but
significant
emissions.
Whilst
economic
growth
shown
positive
countries,
globalisation
positively
moderates
relationship
between
GDP,
negatively
significantly
causes
GFIN
GINV
amongst
According
our
study,
would
able
meet
United
Nations'
SDG-7
SDG-13
targets
if
they
implemented
policies.
Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
36(2)
Published: Oct. 17, 2022
There
is
a
growing
utilisation
of
information
and
communication
technologies
(ICT)
in
the
recent
digital
era.
Trade
tourism
have
also
attained
attention
as
determinants
environmental
sustainability.
Therefore,
this
study
investigates
linkages
between
ICT,
tourism,
trade,
economic
growth,
sustainability
BRICS
economies.
Advanced
panel
estimation
entitled
cross-sectionally
augmented
autoregressive
distributed
lags
(CS-ARDL)
was
applied
from
1990
to
2019.
Findings
suggest
adverse
effect
growth
factors
on
sustainability,
whereas
ICT
helps
promote
sustainable
environment
among
targeted
Likewise,
short-run
results
prove
that
are
prone
ecological
health,
while
trade
possesses
an
insignificant
influence
These
integration
sectors
mitigate
their
negative
consequences.
Kybernetes,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
54(4), P. 1993 - 2018
Published: Jan. 4, 2024
Purpose
Mega-infrastructure
development
plans
pave
the
way
for
policies
to
upgrade
infrastructure,
environmental
management
and
different
aspects
of
locals’
well-being.
These
developmental
dynamics
can
positively
affect
rural
tourism
including
heritage
sites
destinations.
The
quality
life
local
people
be
linked
this
positive
change
through
long-term
sustainable
economic
revitalization
projects.
In
terms
process,
developing
large-scale
infrastructure
incorporating
sustainability
improve
life-related
dimensions
that
are
critical
community's
Therefore,
researchers
have
attempted
address
issue.
Design/methodology/approach
Data
were
collected
between
September
October
2020.
study
sample
size
was
residents
Zhabagly
village,
Zhabagaly,
Abaiyl
115
Railway
settlements.
Moreover,
older
than
18
years.
A
systematic
random
sampling
technique
utilised
reach
targeted
received
243
responses
from
locals.
Structural
equation
modelling
(SEM)
used
analysis.
Findings
findings
structural
suggest
increases
due
effect
mega-infrastructure
impacts
locals'
life.
Notably,
no
direct
on
reveals
pivotal
role
tourism.
during
COVID-19
period,
–
economic,
market,
socio-cultural
played
a
in
securing
impact
Research
limitations/implications
This
research
highlighted
fact
when
projects
implemented
their
full
potential,
they
will
generate
activities,
provide
eco-adventure
relax,
treat
signatories
boost
economy
all
stakeholders.
AMOS
test
hypotheses.
Qualitative
methods,
interviews
with
citizens,
government
officials
managers,
require
further
study.
Practical
implications
infrastructural
mega-scale
means
building
an
upscaling
ecosystem.
ecosystem
is
marked
by
availability
drinking
water,
waste
energy
facilities
support
elevation
living
material,
community,
health,
safety
emotional
It
reflects
policy-level
future
Belt
Road
initiatives
(BRIs).
industry's
resilience
has
practical
lessons
other
industries.
Originality/value
Large-scale
construction
must
create
favourable
conditions
rapid
clean
contributes
food
production,
social
cohesion,
physical
mental
health
general
well-being
one
few
studies
as
mediator
large
locals
pandemic.
Aksu-Zhabagly,
World
Heritage
Site
Kazakhstan,
site
field
