Journal of Policy Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(3), P. 54 - 62
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
Ecological
imbalances
are
caused
by
limited
access
to
clean
energy.
The
continuous
use
of
traditional
energy
sources
for
economic
activities
has
deteriorated
the
environmental
conditions.
Addressing
poverty,
need
a
varied
approach
that
combines
improved
and
affordable
with
sustainable
resource
management
practices.
This
study
seeks
investigate
effects
poverty
on
quality
in
South
Asian
countries
used
panel
data
spanning
2000
2021.
For
analysis,
CIPS
second-generation
unit
root
test
was
determine
existence
cross-sectional
dependence,
while
Pool
Mean
Group
(PMG)
applied
as
result.
In
both
periods,
is
negatively
linked
ecological
footprint,
GDPpc
positively
related
footprint.
context
Asia,
policies
should
address
issues
investing
renewable
infrastructure
development.
Journal of Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
355, P. 120426 - 120426
Published: Feb. 28, 2024
This
study
examines
how
patents
on
green
technologies
impact
Algeria's
ecological
footprint
from
1990
to
2022
while
controlling
for
economic
growth
and
energy
consumption.
The
objectives
are
analyze
the
asymmetric
effects
of
positive
negative
shocks
in
these
drivers
provide
policy
insights
leveraging
innovations
minimizing
environmental
harm.
Given
recent
major
structural
shifts
economy,
time
series
data
exhibits
nonlinear
dynamics.
To
accommodate
this
nonlinearity,
employs
an
innovative
autoregressive
distributed
lag
approach.
findings
indicate
that
upsurge
(termed
as
a
shock)
significantly
reduces
footprint,
thereby
enhancing
sustainability.
Interestingly,
decline
also
contributes
reducing
footprint.
highlights
crucial
role
clean
mitigating
damage
both
scenarios.
Conversely,
shock
increases
underscoring
imperative
environmentally
friendly
policies
tandem
with
expansion.
Negative
shocks,
however,
have
minimal
impact.
In
similar
vein,
consumption
underlining
importance
transitioning
towards
cleaner
sources.
has
smaller
but
still
noticeable
effect.
results
confirm
impacts,
changes
affecting
differently.
ensure
long-term
stability,
Algeria
should
prioritize
eco-innovation
technology
development.
will
reduce
dependence
fossil
fuels
create
new,
sustainable
industries.
Sustainable Cities and Society,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
112, P. 105621 - 105621
Published: June 25, 2024
Many
recent
initiatives
have
been
introduced
to
enhance
ecological
sustainability
by
minimizing
countries'
footprints
(EF).
The
focus
has
on
achieving
environmental
footprint
neutrality
through
the
application
of
green
technologies
(GT)
and
financial
development
(FD)
in
facilitating
this
transition.
To
determine
contribution
these
variables
sustainability,
study
investigated
effects
GT
FD
EF
Algeria
from
Q1/1990
Q4/2021.
Additionally,
research
examines
moderating
role
with
EF.
achieve
objectives,
advanced
Fourier
autoregressive
distributed
lag
techniques
causality
test
were
employed.
findings
reveal
that
increases
EF,
leading
degradation.
Conversely,
reduces
long
run,
demonstrating
its
potential
foster
sustainability.
Notably,
highlights
significant
FD-EF
relationship.
This
underscores
critical
mitigating
adverse
creative
lowering
Therefore,
recommends
integrates
long-term
reduction
harm.
In
conclusion,
needs
hasten
combination
stronger
mitigate
impacts
without
compromising
sustainable
economic
growth.
Energies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(7), P. 1599 - 1599
Published: March 23, 2025
Environmental
sustainability
remains
a
critical
challenge
in
the
face
of
global
economic
development.
This
study
explored
complex
interactions
among
renewable
energy
consumption,
urbanization,
trade
openness,
and
development,
focusing
on
their
effects
environmental
quality
34
high-income
European
Asian
economies
from
1970
to
2022.
Using
linear
Bayesian
regression
Vector
Error
Correction
Model
(VECM),
analysis
examined
short-
long-term
impacts
uncover
nuanced
relationships.
Results
demonstrated
that
development
contributed
degradation
over
long
term
while
mitigating
it
short
term.
Renewable
consumption
supported
growth
but
showed
limited
efficacy
reducing
ecological
footprints
across
different
time
frames.
Urbanization
openness
emerged
as
significant
drivers
degradation,
emphasizing
need
for
targeted
policy
interventions.
link
progress
sustainability,
identified
key
areas
improvement
urban
planning,
energy,
policies.
The
findings
provide
framework
policymakers
balance
with
preservation.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(4), P. 1537 - 1537
Published: Feb. 13, 2025
Sustainable
Development
Goal
12
(SDG
12)
is
vital
for
promoting
sustainable
development
by
enhancing
resource
efficiency,
minimizing
waste,
and
fostering
practices
across
supply
chains.
This
research
investigates
production
consumption
dynamics
in
European
Union
countries,
drawing
on
official
data
from
the
EU
Statistical
Office
(Eurostat).
It
employs
AAA
(Holt–Winters)
exponential
smoothing
algorithm
to
analyze
trends
selected
sustainability
indicators.
Despite
notable
progress,
challenges
such
as
regional
disparities
economic
barriers
remain
significant.
provides
critical
insights
into
evolution
of
responsible
projecting
until
2030.
The
findings
emphasize
need
integrated
policies,
practices,
collaborative
efforts
among
stakeholders
meet
EU’s
objectives.
Achieving
these
goals
essential
realizing
2030
targets
transitioning
a
climate-neutral
economy
2050,
ensuring
long-term
ecological
resilience.
