Journal of Infrastructure Policy and Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(3), P. 3111 - 3111
Published: Jan. 19, 2024
Transitioning
to
a
green
economy
is
global
concern,
considered
pathway
sustainable
development.
This
paper
aims
investigate
the
effect
of
transition
into
on
Vietnam’s
development
and
its
two
economic
environmental
dimensions,
with
consideration
several
essential
issues
including
renewable
energy,
technological
innovation,
natural
resource
rents
(oils,
forest,
minerals),
foreign
direct
investment,
trade.
utilizes
data
from
1996
2020
then
applies
autoregressive
distributed
lag
(ARDL)
method
for
analysis.
The
results
conclude
that
energy
driving
key
reducing
degradation,
but
it
hampers
growth,
while
contrast
occurs
technology.
Our
emphasize
dependence
non-renewable
whereas
innovation
technology
does
not
show
orientation
in
Vietnam.
Furthermore,
there
lack
sustainability
rents,
Overall,
Vietnam
illustrate
orientation.
findings
this
research
provide
empirical
evidence
clarify
relationship
between
factor,
environment
dimensions.
In
addition,
study
will
bring
worthwhile
implications
policymakers
scholars
whether
fulfills
towards
sustainability,
enhancing
economy's
efficiency
achieve
following
Kerntechnik,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
89(3), P. 368 - 381
Published: April 18, 2024
Abstract
This
work
examines
the
opportunities
and
obstacles
related
to
novel
idea
of
transforming
nuclear
waste
into
biodiesel
in
Indian
setting.
Given
India’s
increasing
energy
needs
necessity
for
sustainable
options,
repurposing
production
presents
a
unique
strategy.
The
paper
possible
advantages
this
approach,
covering
economic,
environmental,
technological
factors,
as
well
discussing
associated
difficulties,
such
safety
issues,
technical
obstacles,
public
perception
intricacies.
goal
is
provide
valuable
information
future
research
development
endeavors
by
examining
distinct
environment,
considering
socio-economic
aspects,
legislative
structures,
changing
industry.
provides
detailed
analysis
that
adds
ongoing
discussion
on
choices,
emphasizing
significance
creative
strategies
addressing
demands
handling
efficiently.
Geological Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
59(4), P. 1262 - 1279
Published: Jan. 30, 2024
The
escalating
levels
of
CO
2
emissions
from
the
transportation
sector
have
been
observed
to
exert
deleterious
effects
on
human
well‐being
and
environmental
sustainability.
To
mitigate
these
emissions,
it
is
imperative
consider
potential
contributions
policies
financial
innovation.
Thus,
this
study
examines
innovation
policy
(environmental
tax–environmental
technology)
transport‐related
emission
(TCO
E)
for
BICS
(i.e.,
Brazil,
India,
China
South
Africa),
which
are
characterized
by
substantial
industrialization,
rising
TCO
E
growing
concerns.
analysis
complemented
including
control
variables,
notably
economic
growth
transition
cleaner
energy,
offer
a
nuanced
holistic
perspective
dynamics
governing
critical
subject
matter.
research
adopts
novel
econometric
approach
cross‐sectionally
augmented
auto‐regressive
distributed
lags
benchmark
estimation
fully
modified
ordinary
least
squares–dynamic
squares
robustness
2000/Q1‐2018/Q4.
findings
revealed
that
bolster
decrease
quality
in
region.
In
contrast,
tax,
energy
E.
Based
findings,
suggestions
relating
implementing
carbon
promoting
green
others
discussed
Resources Policy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
91, P. 104875 - 104875
Published: March 5, 2024
This
study
investigates
the
symmetric
and
asymmetric
relationships
between
oil
price
renewable
energy
investment
(REI)
in
six
African
countries
(Algeria,
Angola,
Egypt,
Ethiopia,
Nigeria,
South
Africa),
examining
differences
net
oil-importing
oil-exporting
Africa.
The
employs
autoregressive
distributed
lag
bounds
testing
non-linear
approaches
to
analyse
data.
results
reveal
prices
REI
across
examined.
Algeria,
Nigeria
exhibit
relationships,
whereas
Ethiopia
Africa
demonstrate
relationships.
Oil
have
statistically
significant
effects
on
all
countries,
albeit
with
varying
levels
of
magnitude.
In
influences
long
run
for
Egypt
while
Algeria
shows
both
short-
long-term.
a
positive
change
has
negative
impact
Africa,
positively
affects
REI.
Notably,
does
not
statistical
significance
regarding
change.
Overall,
provides
valuable
insights
into
complex
relationship
emphasising
need
strategic
policies
promote
adoption
reduce
dependence
fossil
fuels.
