Geoscience Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(6), P. 101893 - 101893
Published: July 16, 2024
A
reconciliation
of
the
disagreement
on
whether
financial
globalization
(FG)
affects
ecological
footprint
through
scale,
technique
and
composition
effects
cannot
be
achieved
without
an
explicit
understanding
direct
indirect
interactions
FG
with
environmental
sustainability.
Hence,
novel
perspective
this
study
lies
in
investigation
how
green
innovations
moderate
non-linear
tendencies
FG-environmental
sustainability
link
among
western
African
states
given
abundance
natural
resources
prevailing
pace
economic
growth.
The
core
findings
are
obtained
from
robust
analysis
based
cross-sectional
autoregressive
distributed
lag
(CS-ARDL)
technique,
augmented
mean
group
(AMG)
common
correlated
(CCEMG)
advanced
estimators.
Firstly,
beneficial
impacts
were
observed.
As
per
impact,
enhanced
exhibits
detrimental
effects.
However,
cushion
observed
adverse
FG.
Furthermore,
resource
rents
reduce
within
moderating
framework
innovation
as
Kuznets
curve
(EKC)
is
validated
states.
Additionally,
a
bidirectional
causal
between
globalization,
innovations,
growth,
resources,
was
Thus,
significant
policy
implication
for
West
to
decisively
increase
their
investments
while
strategically
encouraging
share
ecologically
friendly
total
utilization
guarantee
more
sustainable
environment.
Energy Reports,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10, P. 3800 - 3813
Published: Oct. 19, 2023
This
study
examined
the
causal
nexus
between
renewable
energy
consumption,
GDP,
and
CO2
emissions
across
BRICS
OECD
countries
from
1995
to
2021,
using
various
econometric
techniques
including
FMOLS
DOLS
estimators.
It
also
reviewed
most
recent
literature
on
this
nexus,
aiming
understand
impact
of
development
economic
growth
reduction.
The
long-run
estimations
showed
that
majority
observed
variable
coefficients
were
statistically
significant
at
1%,
5%,
10%
levels.
In
panel
estimation
for
BRICS,
a
1%
increase
in
GDP
correlates
with
0.204%
(RE).
However,
an
significantly
reduce
RE
by
0.994%.
contrast,
shows
improves
0.399%,
while
drops
1.369%.
Similarly,
indicates
0.083%
rise
RE,
but
leads
decrease
1.476%.
panel,
0.054%
upsurge
diminishes
among
emissions,
is
intricate
interconnected.
Renewable
key
solution
mitigate
foster
sustainable
growth.
Nevertheless,
emission
has
negative
impacts
both
deployment
underscoring
necessity
practices.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(2), P. e0296997 - e0296997
Published: Feb. 8, 2024
A
dynamic
STIRPAT
model
used
in
the
current
study
is
based
on
panel
data
from
eight
most
populous
countries
1975
to
2020,
revealing
nonlinear
effects
of
urbanization
routes
(percentage
total
urbanization,
percentage
small
cities
and
large
cities)
carbon
dioxide
(CO
2
)
emissions.
Using
“Dynamic
Display
Unrelated
Regression
(DSUR)”
“Fully
Modified
Ordinary
Least
Squares
(FMOLS)”
regressions,
outcomes
reflect
that
have
an
incremental
influence
However,
square
significant
adverse
The
positive
relationship
between
cities,
CO
emissions
negative
legitimize
inverted
U-shaped
EKC
hypothesis.
impact
significantly
negative,
while
positive,
validating
a
effect
long-term
environmental
degradation
can
provide
support
for
ecological
modernization
theory.
Energy
intensity,
Gross
Domestic
Product
(GDP),
industrial
growth
transport
infrastructure
stimulate
Country-level
findings
AMG
estimator
link
each
country
entire
except
United
States.
In
addition,
Dumitrescu
Hulin
causality
tests
yield
two-way
emission
squared
dioxide,
energy
intensity
dioxide.
This
proposes
renewable
options
green
city-friendly
technologies
improve
quality
urban
areas.
Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: July 10, 2023
The
level
of
economic
income,
population
density
and
sources
energy
supply
is
critical
in
assessing
environmental
quality.
Recent
empirical
studies
paid
limited
attention
to
the
role
renewable
(RE)
fossil
(NRE)
carbon
pollution
regarding
Environmental
Kuznets
Hypothesis
(EKC).
Therefore,
this
study
investigates
asymmetric
relationships
between
emissions
on
one
hand
hypothesis
other
for
OECD
countries,
comprising
countries
with
significant
supplies.
includes
annual
data
from
1990
2021
performs
panel
non-linear
ARDL
regression.
results
clearly
show
that
RE
NRE
have
effects
long
run
but
not
short
run.
Both
positive
negative
shocks
reduce
CO
2
economies,
while
substantially
increase
them.
Increasing
effective
reducing
emissions.
However,
unlike
most
previous
studies,
shows
does
significantly
countries.
error
correction
term
(ect.)
NARDL
model
significant.
magnitude
indicates
system
will
return
long-term
equilibrium
about
4.2
years
after
any
shock.
Furthermore,
we
EKC
supported
turning
point
at
$4085.77
per
capita
.
Besides,
regression
Driscoll-Kraay
standard
errors
Augmented
Mean
Group
(AMG)
estimator
approach
were
used
robustness
checks.
findings
check
are
consistent
findings.
Policies
based
promotion
a
low-carbon
sustainable
green
environment
should
place
greater
emphasis
resources
even
Moreover,
many
literature
address
as
consumption
or
utilisation,
novelty
it
approaches
issue
NRE.
Energies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(2), P. 455 - 455
Published: Jan. 17, 2024
This
study
examines
the
relationship
between
economic
factors
and
environmental
sustainability
in
OECD
(Organisation
for
Economic
Co-operation
Development)
countries
from
1990
to
2022,
with
a
particular
focus
on
impact
of
renewable
energy
consumption
technologies
CO2
emissions.
The
research
utilizes
empirical
data
establish
clear
negative
correlation
adoption
sources
level
emissions,
highlighting
effectiveness
reducing
activities.
finding
supports
theoretical
perspective
that
transitioning
cleaner
is
vital
achieving
aligns
objectives
OECD’s
program.
Further
analysis
reveals
significant
underscoring
importance
technological
innovation
conservation
efforts.
also
explores
dual
influence
GDP
growth,
urbanization,
industrialization,
trade
revealing
both
positive
effects
across
different
stages
development.
Initially,
these
contribute
increased
but
as
economies
mature
integrate
more
efficient
technologies,
their
emissions
becomes
negative.
These
findings
demonstrate
complex
interplay
development
emphasize
need
policies
encourage
adoption,
support
innovations,
guide
towards
sustainable
practices.
provides
valuable
insights
policymakers
stakeholders,
advocating
an
integrated
approach
ensure
long-term
countries.
Carbon Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(1)
Published: Oct. 11, 2024
Abstract
Carbon
dioxide
(CO
2
),
whose
atmospheric
volume
has
been
increasing,
is
the
principal
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
that
causes
global
warming
and
climate
change.
Climate
change
from
increasing
gases
(GHGs)
broad
health
environmental
influences.
Human-emitted
GHGs
constitute
a
significant
cause
of
warming.
The
main
objective
this
article
to
assess
influence
technological
innovation,
economic
growth,
fossil
energy
use,
renewable
consumption,
globalisation
on
CO
emissions
Es)
in
South
Africa
over
observation
period
1990–2020.
Dynamic
Ordinary
Least
Squares
(DOLS)
estimator
was
implemented
examine
relationship
between
constituents.
study
results
indicate
boost
Es,
whereas
consumption
reduces
Es.
output
canonical
cointegrating
regression
fully
modified
least
squares
estimators
also
supports
DOLS
estimator.
We
concluded
that,
Africa,
rise
an
upsurge
In
contrast,
increase
leads
reduction
This
research
work
contributes
discourse
Es
African
context.
recommends
policymakers
should
design
policies
foster
formation
low-carbon
country,
energy,
implementation
environment-friendly
innovations
reduce
use
energy.
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