Natural Resources Forum,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 26, 2024
Abstract
Examining
the
relationship
between
natural
resources
and
financial
development
(FD)
has
been
a
crucial
research
area
for
several
years.
This
study
examines
time‐
frequency‐varying
influence
of
on
FD
in
China
under
“resource
curse”
concept.
In
contrast
to
previous
studies,
additional
economic
factors
such
as
policy
uncertainty
(EPU),
technological
innovation,
gross
fixed
capital
formation
(GFCF),
government
stability
(GS)
are
also
considered
model.
Wavelet
approaches
were
used
examine
frequency‐based
nexus
among
variables,
covering
period
from
1995
2021.
The
outcomes
indicate
an
adverse
impact
long‐term
frequencies
during
analyzed
period,
confirming
“resources
China.
other
including
formation,
stability,
positively
linked,
while
EPU
is
negatively
linked
FD.
implications
this
highlight
need
effective
resource
management,
amplifying
efficient
governments
spur
Energy Strategy Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
52, P. 101330 - 101330
Published: Feb. 28, 2024
The
Paris
Agreement
and
COP27
have
been
actively
working
towards
a
transition
to
clean
energy
(SDG-7)
the
restoration
of
green
environment
(SDG-13).
Therefore,
this
study
was
situated
within
comprehensive
policy
framework.
This
aims
investigate
effects
environmental
governance
economic
complexity
on
in
20
OECD
countries
selected
for
analysis
from
1990
2021.
employs
novel
MMQR
model
account
slope
heterogeneity
cross-sectional
dependency.
Additionally,
an
asymmetric
conducted
examine
mediating
moderating
roles
geopolitical
risk
relationship
between
governance,
complexity,
transition.
primary
findings
indicate
that
(1)
stimulating
effect
at
different
levels
quantiles.
Strict
policies
played
critical
role
energy.
Furthermore,
interaction
factors
negatively
impacts
various
quantiles;
(2)
demonstrates
positive
association
with
transition,
as
high
possess
necessary
resources,
capabilities,
resilience
effectively
address
challenges
seize
opportunities
associated
transitioning
cleaner
more
sustainable
sources.
However,
geopolitics
transforms
influence
into
negative
nonparametric
panel
Granger
causality
test
establishes
significant
causal
relationship,
revealing
can
support
by
creating
favorable
adoption,
fostering
innovation,
facilitating
effective
planning
implementation,
enhancing
resilience,
promoting
international
collaboration.
Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Jan. 7, 2025
Mitigating
greenhouse
gas
emissions
(GHG)
is
crucial
to
achieving
sustainable
development
and
ensuring
a
prosperous
environmentally
sound
future.
This
study
motivated
by
the
pressing
need
address
environmental
challenges
faced
E−7
economies—Brazil,
India,
Indonesia,
Russia,
Mexico,
China,
Turkey—due
their
rapid
economic
transitions
significant
contributions
global
GHG
emissions.
It
investigates
long-term
impact
of
patents
(ENP),
financial
(FD),
energy
transition
(ENT),
education
(EDU)
on
in
nations
using
second-generation
econometric
methods,
including
momentum
quantile
regression
(MMQR),
over
period
1990–2019.
also
moderating
effects
FD
ENT
EDU
influencing
The
results
reveal
that
ENP
reduce
across
all
quantiles,
with
ENT’s
effect
stronger
at
lower
quantiles
ENP’s
influence
intensifying
higher
quantiles.
shows
consistent
positive
reflecting
its
role
driving
industrialization
demand,
while
reduces
significantly
supporting
green
investments.
Interaction
terms
indicate
enhances
reducing
but
moderates
EDU’s
way
can
either
amplify
or
offset
depending
context.
robustness
analysis
validates
these
findings,
particularly
for
FD,
highlights
potential
reduction
under
specific
conditions.
These
findings
emphasize
targeted
policies
leverage
reduction,
strategically
direct
toward
investments,
manage
dual
dynamics.
offers
critical
insights
policymakers
balance
growth
sustainability,
contributing
efforts
combat
climate
change.
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 6, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
pressing
impacts
of
global
climate
change
and
the
emergence
stringent
carbon
disclosure
regulations
put
pressure
on
organizations
to
transform
account
for
their
emissions,
beyond
operational
boundaries
encompass
upstream
downstream
value
chains.
Current
management
literature,
practices,
skills
fall
short
addressing
importance
contribution
accounting
reporting
(CAR)
in
adopting
sustainable
operations
practices.
This
paper
aims
deliver
comprehensive
guidance
companies
benefits
CAR
facilitating
transformation
adoption
business
We
develop
a
holistic
inclusive
framework
encompassing
“value”
“values”
perspectives.
explores
how
these
forces
shape
company
strategy
illustrates
can
enhance
management,
resulting
outcomes.
test
our
hypothesis
through
real‐world
case
public
transportation
services
by
following
Greenhouse
Gas
(GHG)
Protocol
Global
Reporting
Institute
(GRI)
standards,
demonstrating
measurement,
analysis,
emissions
linked
processes
chains
firms.
includes
reducing
environmental
impacts,
managing
risks,
strengthening
stakeholder
engagement,
sharing
responsibility
within
chains,
promoting
technology
innovation,
making
well‐informed
decisions
improve
efficiency
products
services.
As
demonstrated
this
research,
could
significantly
assist
strategically
identifying
hotspots,
establishing
precise
reduction
targets,
aligning
with
United
Nations
Sustainable
Development
Goals.
