Climate
change
is
a
highly
debated
issue
among
policymakers
and
stakeholders
because
it
catalyzes
numerous
other
problems.
Similarly,
natural
resources
are
blessing
for
any
country’s
economic
development,
but
sometimes,
this
can
become
source
of
many
The
research
rigorously
employs
the
Autoregressive
Distributed
Lag
(ARDL)
model,
widely
accepted
econometric
tool
analyzing
long-run
relationships,
aims
to
investigate
impact
resources,
renewable
energy
consumption,
agricultural
activities
on
carbon
emissions,
considering
growth
in
Russia
30
years
period.
ARDL
model
has
evaluated
that
agrarian
significantly
positively
affect
emissions
due
growth,
while
hurts
Russia.
This
uses
quantitative
approach
relies
secondary
data.
Furthermore,
robustness
checks
using
Fully
Modified
Ordinary
Least
Squares
(FMOLS),
Dynamic
(DOLS),
Canonical
Cointegration
Regression
(CCR)
confirmed
primary
outcomes
model.
Diagnostic
tests
(CUSUM
CUSUMSQ)
have
shown
model's
stability,
multicollinearity
test
(VIF)
highlighted
absence
multicollinearity.
findings
Russia’s
agriculture
harm
environment,
offers
beacon
hope,
promoting
sustainability
growth.
research,
with
its
recommendations
reducing
developed
countries,
path
towards
more
sustainable
future,
inspiring
optimism
hope.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(2), P. 774 - 774
Published: Jan. 20, 2025
This
study
examines
the
impact
of
financial
development
and
quality
growth
on
environmental
sustainability
in
European
Union
(EU)
countries,
making
a
significant
contribution
to
existing
literature
by
introducing
composite
index
for
emphasizing
as
more
inclusive
alternative
traditional
economic
indicators.
Unlike
conventional
studies,
which
often
measure
using
single
indicators,
this
research
introduces
that
includes
both
damage
(e.g.,
carbon
emissions)
protective
factors
forest
area,
renewable
energy
consumption).
innovative
approach
provides
holistic
assessment
sustainability,
distinguishing
from
research.
The
results
emphasize
role
robust
system
promoting
each
unit
increase
is
positively
correlated
with
ratio,
encouraging
investments
projects
prioritize
goals.
In
addition,
shows
growth,
takes
into
account
social
welfare
resource
efficiency
addition
expansion,
crucial
sustainability.
By
focusing
shifts
paradigm
mere
quantitative
expansion
comprehensive
understanding
integrates
dimensions.
nuanced
contrasts
models
focus
highlighting
are
critical
supporting
long-term
actionable
insights
policymakers
need
reforms,
such
green
bond
markets
sustainable
credit
mechanisms,
support
development.
Journal of Public Affairs,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: Jan. 9, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
purpose
of
this
study
is
to
extend
the
existing
literature
on
relationship
between
green
financing
and
carbon
footprints
in
utility
firms.
We
specifically
examine
connection
pollution
control
bonds
(PCBs)
efficiency
(CE),
as
well
whether
public
ownership
moderates
relationship.
This
based
Data
Envelopment
Analysis
(DEA)
method
with
Variable
Returns
Scale
measure
CE
firms
by
optimizing
inputs
while
considering
both
desirable
undesirable
outputs.
Specifically,
uses
three
key
input
variables:
labor,
defined
effective
labor
time
employees;
capital
input,
calculated
using
perpetual
inventory
method;
energy
use,
which
refers
final
consumption.
include
good
outputs
(represented
net
sales
revenue)
bad
(quantified
emissions).
Using
a
sample
86
US
that
use
PCBs,
matched
an
equivalent
number
from
2011
2020,
our
findings
indicate
PCBs
increase
CE.
Furthermore,
we
observe
strengthens
relationship,
suggesting
have
consider
role
when
addressing
environmental
challenges.
Sensitivity
analysis,
taking
into
account
significant
reforms
such
Clean
Power
Plan
(CPP)
Affordable
Energy
(ACE),
yields
interesting
results.
during
application
periods
CPP
ACE
align
primary
conclusions,
though
some
variations.
period
demonstrates
more
pronounced
effects
than
CPP,
largely
due
ACE's
flexible
framework,
alleviates
financial
regulatory
pressures
companies.
Conversely,
suspension
yielded
contrasting
results,
reducing
result
primarily
because
many
continued
depend
traditional
sources
absence
new
mandatory
regulations.
Financial Innovation,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Jan. 14, 2025
Abstract
Climate
change
and
environmental
degradation
threaten
the
world
global
economic
conditions.
As
one
of
countries’
most
important
components,
financial
sector
might
be
an
effective
tool
for
reducing
even
reversing
degradation.
The
can
affect
sustainability
through
its
lending
investment
practices.
play
a
role
in
financing
sustainable
projects
businesses,
helping
reduce
CO
2
emissions.
By
aligning
objectives
with
protection,
support
transition
to
more
future
by
degradation’s
negative
impacts.
This
paper
examines
domestic
sector’s
impact
on
emissions
United
States
over
1990:Q1–2022:Q3
period.
In
this
research,
nexus
between
(total
debt
securities,
loans,
liabilities,
total
assets)
Carbon
dioxide
U.S.
is
investigated
Morlet
wavelet
analysis.
Rest
world:
discrepancy
transactions,
rest
securities
gross
product,
square
are
control
variables
estimated
models.
Partial
coherency
analyses
prove
that
reduces
at
5–8-year
frequency
band
during
different
subsample
periods.
instruments
struggling
climate
change.
Natural Resources Forum,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 30, 2025
ABSTRACT
In
the
global
pursuit
of
sustainable
development,
understanding
intricate
interplay
among
financial
economic
growth,
and
environmental
considerations
is
paramount.
This
study
delves
into
dynamics
within
46
selected
Sub‐Saharan
countries
from
2000
to
2020,
investigating
nexus
between
CO
2
emissions.
Employing
a
rigorous
methodological
approach,
we
use
carbon
emissions
(CO
)
as
dependent
variable,
with
development
growth
independent
variables.
Statistical
tools
include
Pesaran
test
for
cross‐sectional
dependency
Im‐Pesaran‐Shin,
Fisher‐type
tests
unit
root,
ensuring
robustness.
Various
cointegration
tests,
such
Kao,
Pedroni,
Westerlund,
were
applied
validate
long‐term
relationships.
To
unveil
true
long‐run
impact
on
emissions,
four
methodologies
employed:
Quantile
Methods
via
Method
Moments
(MMQR),
Fully
Modified
OLS
(FMOLS),
Dynamic
(DOLS),
Canonical
Correlation
Regression
(CCR).
Our
findings
suggest
that
variables
like
AE,
TO,
NR,
GDP
exert
positive
significant
across
all
Quantiles.
At
same
time,
foreign
direct
investment
(FDI)
exhibits
negative
influence
light
these
results,
policymakers
are
urged
consider
nuanced
approach
policy
formulation.
Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(8), P. 1802 - 1802
Published: April 15, 2025
Solid
oxide
cells
(SOCs)
are
highly
efficient
and
versatile
devices
capable
of
utilizing
a
variety
fuels,
presenting
promising
solutions
for
energy
conversion
renewable
resource
utilization.
There
is
an
urgent
need
the
strategic
design
robust
high-efficiency
materials
to
enhance
both
efficiencies
before
SOCs
can
be
applied
large-scale
industrial
production.
Nanocomposite
electrodes,
especially
those
fabricated
through
infiltration
metal
nanoparticle
exsolution,
have
emerged
as
active
electrocatalytic
that
significantly
improve
performance
durability
SOCs.
This
review
systematically
summarizes
analyzes
recent
advances
in
nanoscale
architecture
electrode
via
common
nanoengineering
strategies,
including
situ
with
applications
CO2/H2O
reduction,
hydrocarbon
electrochemical
oxidation,
solid
fuel
cells,
reversible
operation.
Finally,
this
highlights
existing
bottlenecks
breakthroughs
nanotechnologies,
aiming
provide
useful
references
rational
nanomaterials
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(13), P. 5503 - 5503
Published: June 27, 2024
To
address
the
climate
change
impact,
governments
around
world
have
made
financial
commitments
to
dedicate
a
significant
portion
of
their
budgets
“research
and
development
(R&D)”
related
cutting-edge
technology
development.
However,
there
is
limited
research
in
literature
that
has
examined
effects
commitment
renewable
energy
projects
public
R&D
on
environment
economic
growth.
Thus,
this
study
an
endeavor
investigate
impact
enterprises,
expenditure,
innovation
CO2
emissions
(CO2e)
growth
for
34
countries
over
period
2010–2019.
This
performs
nonlinear
panel
analysis
using
“panel
non-linear
autoregressive
distributed
lag
(PNARDL)”
model
within
frameworks
“Environmental
Kuznets
Curve
(EKC)
hypothesis
Solow
model”.
The
findings
reveal
do
not
possess
sufficient
power
explain
fluctuations
CO2e
short
term.
contrasting
results
are
obtained
long
run,
when
decreasing
effect
more
prominent
than
growing
effect.
Moreover,
increase
expenditure
significantly
reduces
pollution
also
found
patents
no
reliable
variation
In
addition,
our
explicitly
disclose
validity
EKC
argument.
Accordingly,
discussed
detail
green
policy
suggestions
promote
use
enhance
public–private
partnership
fight
against
change.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(1), P. 37 - 37
Published: Dec. 25, 2024
As
a
result
of
the
growing
global
climate
crisis,
many
countries
have
pledged
to
cut
carbon
dioxide
emissions
and
other
greenhouse
gas
achieve
net-zero
emission
goals.
These
goals
can
be
successfully
realized
with
rollout
environmental
regulations,
utilization
green
technology
innovations,
greater
use
renewable
energies.
This
study
explores
influence
energy,
financial
development,
taxes,
economic
growth
on
CO2
in
19
highest
emitting
from
1994
2022.
The
results
reveal
that
energy
taxes
negatively
affect
emissions,
reinforcing
essential
role
these
variables
journey
toward
neutrality.
Green
technological
positive
effects
suggesting
appropriate
regulations
policies
are
necessary
attain
net
zero
emissions.
findings
also
indicate
development
positively
affects
quality
by
promoting
innovations.
causality
bidirectional
causal
link
between
growth,
Additionally,
unidirectional
relationship
exists
Based
results,
offers
policy
suggestions.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 28, 2024
Abstract
This
paper
investigates
the
asymmetric
impact
of
de‐coal
in
China
on
economic
output
and
carbon
dioxide
(CO
2
)
emissions
through
a
nonlinear
time
series
simulation
over
period
1965–2021.
The
research
also
estimates
effects
using
renewable
energy
as
an
alternative
fuel
to
replace
coal.
results
show
that
reducing
effect
CO
is
stronger
than
increasing
coal
consumption.
negative
growth
weak
or
insignificant.
While
contributes
output,
it
has
emissions.
At
end
paper,
China's
targets
achieve
neutrality
are
discussed
based
findings.
Natural Resources Forum,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 25, 2024
Abstract
The
enormous
ensembles
of
energy
resources
have
elevated
Sub‐Saharan
Africa
(SSA)
to
a
prominent
position
in
the
world
scene
as
leading
region
forming
sustainable
future.
However,
over
half
population
lives
without
electricity
and
less
than
20%
has
access
clean
fuels.
excessive
reliance
on
fossil
fuels
such
coal,
kerosene,
solid
biomass
implications
for
environmental
outcomes
SSA.
Nevertheless,
impact
poverty
from
SSA
perspective
remains
an
under‐explored
terrain
research
landscape.
In
this
context,
address
pressing
challenges
sustainability,
study
aims
explore
threat
poses
ecological
footprints,
focusing
“land‐use,
carbon
footprint,
forestry
resources,
fishing
ground”
across
35
countries
using
disaggregated
data
covering
period
2000
2021.
This
employs
novel
Method
Moments
Quantile
Regression
following
Stochastic
Impacts
by
Population,
Affluence
Technology
model
reference
theoretical
analytical
framework.
findings
disclose
heterogeneous
effects
rural
urban
footprint
items.
When
comparing
magnitudes,
we
found
that
more
detrimental
land‐use
poverty.
Energy
is
no
reliable
power
explain
variation
ground.
meantime,
exerts
positive
effect
resource
sustainability.
Surprisingly,
density
significant
desirable
land‐use.
Based
obtained
results,
numerous
policy
suggestions
been
discussed
along
with
some
prospects
future
research.