International Journal of Green Energy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 16
Published: Dec. 30, 2024
The
present
study
investigated
whether
shale
and
natural
gas
can
serve
as
effective
transitional
fuels
in
promoting
environmental
sustainability.
Specifically,
the
explored
role
of
these
energy
sources,
along
with
technological
progress
urbanization,
shaping
ecological
footprint
US
between
2006
2021.
To
investigate
association
factors
footprint,
we
employed
Autoregressive
Distributed
Lag
(ARDL)
estimation.
Additional
tests,
such
Fully
Modified
Ordinary
Least
Squares
(FMOLS)
Cointegration
Regression
(CCR),
were
to
confirm
robustness
ARDL
approach.
Vector
Error
Correction
Model
(VECM)
was
used
examine
causality
direction
variables.
results
showed
that
reduce
although
has
a
more
modest
effect.
Technological
advancements
urbanization
also
significantly
reduced
carbon
emissions.
Based
on
outcomes,
it
be
recommended
revenues
should
maximized
upgrade
develop
renewable
technologies
make
environmentally
friendly,
enabling
bridge
for
transition
nonrenewable
sources.
Exploiting
technology
maximize
efficiency,
including
use
gas,
benefits
waste,
thereby
mitigating
impact.
Energy Strategy Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
53, P. 101412 - 101412
Published: May 1, 2024
The
management
and
utilization
of
natural
resources
can
either
promote
or
hinder
environmental
sustainability.
While
they
provide
the
basis
for
renewable
energy,
sustainable
agriculture,
conservation
efforts,
their
extraction
use
also
lead
to
degradation,
pollution,
depletion.
This
study
examines
intricate
relationship
between
resource
rent
(NRR)
sustainability
in
Cambodia.
Specifically,
investigates
impacts
financial
openness,
institutional
quality,
deepening,
urbanization
on
this
relationship.
Employing
both
symmetric
asymmetric
frameworks,
research
assesses
explanatory
power
these
variables
Study
implemented
novel
cointegration
test
offered
by
Bayer-Hancked
Makki,
long-run
short-run
coefficients
has
derived
through
implementation
augmented
autoregressive
Distributed
Lagged
(AARDE)
Nonlinear
Autoregressive
(NARDL).
reveals
long-term
association
NRR
indicators,
additionally
findings
uncover
positive
negative
correlations
sustainability,
emphasizing
challenge
managing
effectively.
Furthermore,
highlights
potential
adverse
effects
expansion,
suggesting
that
increased
investment
certain
industries
higher
consumption
patterns
may
exacerbate
degradation.
It
underscores
role
foreign
direct
(FDI)
promoting
energy
technologies
practices,
ultimately
reducing
CO2
emissions.
Additionally,
stresses
importance
quality
transparent
systems
encouraging
practices
mitigating
carbon
advocates
Cambodia
prioritize
strength
openness
achieve
while
addressing
challenges
posed
deepening
urbanization.
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.
International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 15
Published: Sept. 2, 2024
Hampering
environmental
deterioration
and
limiting
global
warming
has
become
a
significant
task
for
policymakers
at
the
level
in
order
to
achieve
sustainable
development.
Dozens
of
studies
have
questioned
various
policy
instruments,
but
role
fiscal
instruments
development
not
yet
been
extensively
examined.
Therefore,
this
study
aims
investigate
impact
tools,
economic
development,
renewable
energy
(REN)
utilization
on
represented
by
load
capacity
factor
(LCF).
The
focuses
Germany
from
1995Q1
2021Q4
using
novel
wavelet-
quantile-based
estimation
methods.
empirical
evidence
shows
time-
frequency-based
dependency
between
growth,
REN
utilization,
Economic
growth
enhance
through
their
positive
impacts,
especially
higher
quantiles.
potential
offers
hope
ensuring
preserving
ecology
well-being
future
generations.
Despite
limited
specific
tax-based
instrument,
overall
effect
is
negative
across
all
Protection-based
namely
protection
expenditures,
promote
ecological
sustainability
These
findings
implications
regarding
German
policymakers.
In
regard,
should
rely
policies
improve
sustainability.
Instead,
they
consider
promoting
expenditures
strengthen
Geological Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 5, 2025
ABSTRACT
Human
economic
activities,
aimed
at
rapid
growth,
contribute
significantly
to
greenhouse
gas
emissions,
thereby
accelerating
climate
change
and
raising
concerns
about
sustainability,
particularly
in
the
context
of
United
Nations
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(UNSDGs).
The
study's
objectives
align
with
UNSDG
Goal
15,
which
seeks
minimise
impact
human
activities
on
environment
halt
further
environmental
degradation.
This
study
explores
structural
shifts
emissions
Japan
by
examining
relationship
between
total
gases,
natural
resource
rents,
real
income,
population
from
1970
2018.
Utilising
novel
autoregressive
distributed
lag
(ARDL)
model
dynamic
quantile
ARDL
techniques,
analysis
reveals
an
annual
equilibrium
convergence
rate
approximately
34%–36%.
multivariate
VECM
causality
system
identifies
significant
long‐run
causal
relationships,
indicating
influence
these
covariates
maintaining
a
stable
equilibrium.
In
short
run,
one‐way
is
observed
per
capita
squared
income
emissions.
Long‐term
findings
suggest
that
reductions
GDP,
growth
improved
atmospheric
quality.
results
support
Environmental
Kuznets
Curve
(EKC)
hypothesis,
confirming
existence
‘inverted
U‐curve’
for
Japan.
Furthermore,
robust
aligns
net
probabilistic
effects
both
short‐
long‐term
scenarios.
By
applying
innovative
accounting
decomposition
frameworks,
shows
changes
consistently
lead
reduced
Overall,
provide
empirical
Japan's
goal
achieving
carbon
neutrality
2050
underscore
importance
adhering
transformative
policy
measures.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(8), P. 3573 - 3573
Published: April 16, 2025
Maritime
carbon
responsibility
allocation
can
guide
sea
level
rise
and
storm
surge
mitigation
in
BRICS
coastal
zones
by
addressing
emissions-driven
climate
risks.
This
study
analyzes
the
characteristics
of
differences
embodied
emissions
Transport
Industry
countries
from
perspectives
producer
responsibility,
consumer
shared
based
on
a
global
value
chain
framework.
Using
non-competitive
input–output
data
OECD
introducing
processing
trade
adjustment
mechanism,
calculates
five
1995
to
2018.
The
empirical
results
show
that
under
China
South
Africa’s
maritime
transport
sectors
are
mainly
driven
exports,
with
production-side
significantly
higher
than
consumption-side
emissions.
Under
India
Brazil
demand
for
imported
goods,
reflecting
their
high
reliance
external
markets.
In
accounting,
China’s
cumulative
account
66.81%
total
countries,
highlighting
its
central
role
supply
chains.
also
finds
among
due
economic
structures,
dependencies,
consumption
patterns.
Different
accounting
methods
have
significant
impact
emissions,
export-oriented
tending
weaken
while
import-oriented
seek
avoid
responsibility.
through
dynamic
coefficient
α,
provides
practical
approach
balancing
efficiency
equity
governance.