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.
Environmental Technology & Innovation,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33, P. 103509 - 103509
Published: Dec. 29, 2023
Nowadays
the
pace
of
production
and
consumption
is
reaching
environmentally
unsustainable
levels.
In
this
regard,
great
technological
advances
developed
in
recent
years
are
postulated
as
a
source
opportunities
to
boost
circular
economy
sustainable
development.
This
wide
range
possibilities
offered
by
new
technologies
create
more
reality
has
aroused
curiosity
interest
academic
world,
especially
years.
The
main
objective
research
reveal
challenges
that
arise
when
incorporating
objectives
economy.
Regarding
methodology,
study
been
partially
supported
using
bibliometric
techniques.
results
highlight
transformative
role
technologies,
blockchain
artificial
intelligence,
advancing
economy,
with
particular
emphasis
on
community
technology
integration,
ethical
considerations,
synergies,
business
models,
burgeoning
bioeconomy.
We
conclude
promise
enhanced
resource
efficiency,
optimized
supply
chains,
innovative
improved
product
lifecycle
management,
offering
profound
economic
environmental
benefits
while
fostering
collaborative
innovation.
However,
these
also
represent
address,
such
integrating
advanced
methods,
ensuring
chain
transparency,
overcoming
skill
gap,
avoiding
data
centralization,
adapting
regulatory
frameworks
foster
equitable
growth.
These
some
most
important
areas
for
further
research,
those
related
development
employees'
capabilities
adaptation
frameworks,
they
understudied
gaps.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
32(3), P. 2709 - 2723
Published: Nov. 3, 2023
Abstract
One
possible
way
to
achieve
sustainable
economic
growth
is
by
limiting
carbon
dioxide
(CO
2
)
emissions.
The
developing
countries,
in
particular,
which
significantly
contribute
global
emissions,
need
a
paradigm
shift
towards
production
and
consumption
while
ensuring
environmental
sustainability.
This
study
thus
analyzes
the
role
of
green
technology
innovation,
finance,
renewable
energy
use,
institutional
quality,
agricultural
value
added
attaining
sustainability
abating
CO
emissions
for
25
select
countries
from
1998
2019.
uses
Driscoll‐Kraay
two‐step
SGMM
estimators
assess
impact
independent
variables
on
response
variable,
acknowledging
endogeneity
problem
model.
empirical
findings
reveal
that
quality
induce
whereas
value‐added
use
are
observed
have
detrimental
effects
Moreover,
moderation
effect
innovation
with
finance
weak
insignificant
recommends
enforce
policies
promote
investments
clean
sector
attain
development
goals
mitigating
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
32(3), P. 1743 - 1761
Published: Sept. 7, 2023
Abstract
Rapid
industrialization
and
modernization
have
drastically
impaired
ecological
sustainability
increased
footprint
(EFP).
Despite
the
vital
relevance
of
renewable
energy
(REC)
green
technological
innovation
(GTI),
in
many
facets
life,
part
played
by
these
factors
their
spatial
spillover
effects
exploring
EU
countries
has
yet
to
be
well
studied.
Thus,
using
a
panel
econometric
technique,
this
research
investigates
direct
GTI
REC
on
20
selected
nations
between
1995
2018.
First,
empirical
results
affirm
positive
connection
EFP
across
nations,
implying
that
employing
models
can
provide
more
trustworthy
than
traditional
approaches.
Second,
both
tend
significantly
promote
domestic
sustainability.
Third,
environmental
quality
benefit
from
high
GTI,
REC,
human
capital
neighboring
nations.
Fourth,
economic
growth
financial
globalization
(FG)
negative
significant
effect
quality.
Other
analyses
indicated
indirect
FG
is
significant.
With
focus
countries,
paper
assists
policymakers
developing
comprehensive
strategy
for
enhancing
responsibility
via
technology
innovation.
Innovation and Green Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(3), P. 100139 - 100139
Published: Feb. 15, 2024
Global
climate
change
triggered
by
the
escalating
carbon
dioxide
(CO2)
emissions
resulting
from
heightened
economic
expansion
and
consumption
of
energy
represents
foremost
environmental
concern
in
contemporary
global
context.
China
is
accountable
for
nearly
27%
total
CO2
emissions,
making
it
largest
emitter
worldwide.
This
study
explores
consequences
outgrowth,
fossil
fuel,
renewable
utilization
on
China's
CO2.
The
utilized
an
autoregressive
distributed
lag
(ARDL)
model
to
analyze
annual
data
1965
2022.
ARDL
bounds
test
results
indicate
presence
long-term
cointegration
among
variables.
empirical
specify
that
a
1%
growth
fuels
economy
leads
4.97%
0.58%
emissions.
In
short
term,
these
increases
amount
2.42%
1.21%,
respectively.
Conversely,
enhancement
could
result
reduction
1.39%,
whereas
would
be
0.50%.
proposes
policy
suggestions
attainment
sustainable
development
neutrality.
