Global evidence on the energy–environment dilemma: the role of energy-related uncertainty across diverse environmental indicators
International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
31(8), P. 1128 - 1144
Published: Aug. 22, 2024
Several
existing
studies
show
that
macroeconomic
uncertainties
intensify
global
environmental
and
climate
challenges,
putting
the
globe
at
risk
of
not
being
able
to
achieve
United
Nations'
Sustainable
Development
Goals
by
2030.
In
this
study,
we
provide
evidence
on
role
energy-related
uncertainty
in
energy
–
environment
dilemma
between
1996
2021.
We
employ
three
distinct
indicators
load
capacity
factor
(LCF),
carbon
dioxide
emissions
(CO2),
ecological
footprint
(EFP)
alongside
a
comprehensive
index
time-frequency-quantile
methods
based
Wavelet
Quantile
Correlation,
Cross-Quantilogram,
Local
Multiple
Correlation
with
Dominance.
The
empirical
results
suggest
negative
strong
nonlinear
dependencies
LCF
across
periods
quantiles.
further
has
positive
dependences
only
CO2
but
also
EFP
various
vary
quantiles,
stronger
dependency
structures
long
run.
These
findings
underscore
substantial
influence
contemporary
challenges.
governments
policymakers
need
reshape
policy
directives
toward
mitigating
effects
uncertainties.
Language: Английский
Pathways to Environmental Sustainability: Do Fintech, Natural Resources, and Environmental Patents Matter in E-7 Nations?
Renewable Energy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 122987 - 122987
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Dissecting the relationship between fin-tech indicators, natural resources and green productivity in ASEAN: regarding human development and globalization perspectives
Chao He,
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Wangzhi Dai,
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Jin He
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et al.
Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: April 30, 2025
In
the
pursuit
of
sustainable
development,
green
productivity
has
emerged
as
a
crucial
concept,
bridging
gap
between
ecological
conservation
and
economic
prosperity
to
foster
both
environmental
protection
human
welfare.
This
research
undertakes
an
in-depth
exploration
intricate
associations
among
natural
resource
utilization,
forces
globalization,
advancements
in
financial
technology
(fintech),
within
ASEAN
region
during
period
from
2000
2021.
Employing
advanced
econometric
techniques
such
Augmented
Mean
Group
(AMG),
Common
Correlated
Effects
(CCEMG),
Fixed
modeling,
Moments
Quantile
Regression
(MMQR)
dissect
panel
data,
study
aims
decipher
multifaceted
impacts
these
variables
on
sustainability.
The
results
reveal
that
overreliance
resources
process
globalization
pose
challenges
production,
while
expansion
development
initiatives
act
catalysts
for
symbiotic
relationship
business
practices
further
accentuates
importance
holistic
policy
formulation.
Notably,
findings
highlight
implementation
stringent
regulations
adoption
management
strategies
not
only
enhance
production
but
also
stimulate
growth
without
compromising
integrity.
enriches
theoretical
framework
economics
uncovers
critical
interdependencies
sustainability
components
context.
By
spotlighting
necessity
integrated
policies
harmonize
objectives,
this
offers
valuable
insights
policymakers
striving
achieve
region.
Moreover,
it
emphasizes
urgency
comprehensive
approach
address
conundrums
faced
by
nations,
paving
way
future
investigations
into
complex
web
multiple
issues
prevalent
developing
economies.
Language: Английский
Achieving the targets of sustainable development goals 7 and 12 in Norway: An application of wavelet tools
Environmental Progress & Sustainable Energy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 15, 2025
Abstract
This
research
fills
a
critical
gap
in
previous
studies
by
examining
Norway
from
new
and
innovative
perspectives.
First,
it
provides
comprehensive
analysis
of
the
impact
technological
innovations
(TI)
political
globalization
(PG)
on
renewable
energy
intensity
(REI)
using
updated
data
spanning
1980Q1
to
2022Q4.
Second,
uniquely
incorporates
financial
institutions
(FIS)
markets
(FM)
as
key
variables,
which
have
been
largely
overlooked
earlier
studies.
Third,
study
utilizes
advanced
wavelet
tools,
offering
methodological
improvements
that
ensure
robust
empirical
estimates
policy
relevance
across
different
time
periods.
Finally,
introduces
novel
application
Granger
causality
this
context,
providing
fresh
insights
into
dynamic
relationships
shaping
REI.
The
results
coherence
show
FM
REI
exhibited
positive
late
1990s
early
2010s,
while
PG
showed
negative
2000s.
In
addition,
TI
consistently
displayed
coherence,
with
partial
multiple
highlighting
combined
influence
FIS,
FM,
over
time.
These
findings
provide
valuable
for
policymakers
Norway,
enabling
them
implement
informed
adjustments
aimed
at
increasing
intensity.
Language: Английский