Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(7), P. 6110 - 6110
Published: April 1, 2023
China
is
the
largest
total
pollution
emitter
country
on
globe
and
a
vast
literature
has
investigated
environmental
Kuznets
curve
(EKC)
hypothesis
in
China.
Thus,
we
aim
to
review
empirical
studies
testing
of
EKC
using
different
proxies
area
samples
The
can
be
validated
by
establishing
an
inverted
U-shaped
or
N-shaped
relationship
between
economic
growth.
In
this
Chinese
literature,
validity
found
more
often
than
its
absence.
comparison,
higher
proportion
global
compared
with
local
proxies.
Moreover,
greater
percentage
substantiated
provincial
city-level
data
aggregate
national
data.
To
validate
these
findings,
applied
logistic
regression,
chance
was
5.08
times
absence
if
study
used
proxy.
existence
4.46
nonexistence
provincial,
city,
sectoral,
industrial
Journal of Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
356, P. 120690 - 120690
Published: March 27, 2024
In
the
aftermath
of
28th
Conference
Parties
(CoP)
climate
summit
in
UAE,
majority
developing
countries
encounter
challenges
attaining
their
objectives
carbon
neutrality
for
a
sustainable
economy.
The
association
economic
factors
such
as
growth,
governance
structures,
forest
area,
renewable
energy
consumption,
technological
innovation,
and
urbanization
with
environmental
elements
(carbon
footprint)
is
vital
development
management
strategies.
Therefore,
this
research
reveals
five
selected
high-emitting
spanning
from
1990
to
2022.
This
utilizes
Environmental
Kuznets
Curve
(EKC)
framework
investigate
interrelationship
between
these
variables.
To
do
so,
study
employs
cross-sectional
autoregressive
distributed
lags
(CS-ARDL)
statistical
technique
determine
short-
long-term
impacts
variables
under
investigation
on
footprint.
contrast,
mean
group
(MG)
common
correlated
effect
(CCEMG)
have
been
applied
robustness.
findings
revealed
that
GDP,
urbanization,
area
positive
associations
footprints,
whereas
GDP
square,
effectiveness
inverse
relationships
footprints.
These
provide
all
stakeholders
valuable
policy
recommendations
advice
accelerating
transition
low-carbon
green
growth.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
32(4), P. 3736 - 3752
Published: Jan. 2, 2024
Abstract
This
research
delves
into
whether
access
to
natural
resources
is
a
blessing
or
curse,
matter
of
contention
within
contemporary
literature.
Lacking
conclusive
evidence,
particularly
the
G‐20
countries,
this
study
endeavors
establish
intricate
linkages
between
economic
development,
resources,
and
complexity.
A
subset
economies
from
1990
2021
was
used
analyze
results
second‐generation
CS‐ARDL
model.
After
accounting
for
variables
like
corruption,
total
labor
force,
gross
capital
formation,
trade
openness,
inflow
foreign
direct
investment,
we
find
that
complexity,
corruption
formation
are
significant
adverse
predictors
growth.
Natural
resource
dependence
susceptible
price
fluctuations
sustainability
concerns,
complexity
may
introduce
market
volatility
challenges,
erodes
trust
transparency,
excessive
can
lead
imbalances.
On
other
hand,
growth
positively
impacted
by
additional
effects
control
variables,
including
openness
force.
In
crafting
its
policy
recommendations,
artfully
weaves
tapestry
resonates
with
core
principles
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
These
strategic
imperatives
include
adept
stewardship
cultivation
diversity,
seamless
facilitation
trade,
fortification
against
harmonious
symphony
underscores
financial
stability
nurturing
human
capital,
ultimately
painting
vivid
portrait
sustainable
