Energies,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
17(24), С. 6327 - 6327
Опубликована: Дек. 16, 2024
This
study
explores
the
long-run
relationship
among
environmental
footprint
(EnF),
renewable
energy
consumption,
use,
industrial
growth,
and
urbanization
in
Saudi
Arabia
from
1990
to
2023,
employing
Autoregressive
Distributed
Lag
(ARDL)
model,
alongside
Fully
Modified
Ordinary
Least
Squares
(FMOLS),
Dynamic
(DOLS),
Canonical
Cointegrating
Regression
(CCR)
for
robustness
checks.
Results
indicate
a
significant
long-term
variables,
with
adoption
emerging
as
crucial
factor
reducing
carbon
emissions.
The
ARDL
bounds
test
confirms
existence
of
cointegration,
revealing
dynamic
interplay
energy,
economic
sustainability.
findings
show
that
consumption
significantly
reduces
(CO2
emissions),
supporting
Arabia’s
Vision
2030
goals
diversification
sustainable
development.
However,
expansion,
while
critical
still
contributes
increased
emissions,
underscoring
need
further
investment
clean
technologies.
also
highlights
role
urbanization,
which,
essential
development,
poses
challenges
Short-term
dynamics,
represented
by
Error
Correction
Model,
fast
adjustment
speed
toward
equilibrium,
deviations
corrected
approximately
52%
each
period.
offers
valuable
insights
policymakers
aiming
balance
growth
protection,
emphasizing
strategic
investments
efficiency.
research
understanding
energy–economy–environment
interactions
oil-rich
economies,
providing
foundation
future
studies
explore
impact
advanced
technologies
policy
interventions
on
development
Natural Resources Forum,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 27, 2025
ABSTRACT
This
study
examines
how
green
energy,
technological
innovation,
and
tourism
affect
the
volatility
of
carbon
dioxide
emissions
in
global
economy,
considering
role
globalization,
economic
growth,
population.
uses
STIRPAT
framework
based
on
1995–2019
dataset.
In
addition,
augmented
mean
group
estimator,
fully
modified
ordinary
least
squares,
dynamic
method
moments
quantile
regression
are
employed
to
analyze
stated
model.
The
results
reveal
that
variables
interrelate
long
run.
Moreover,
positively
drives
surge
greenhouse
gas
across
quantiles,
robustly
long‐run
estimates
obtained
from
other
estimators.
Green
energy
significantly
mitigates
upper
quantiles
Other
covariates
meet
expected
signs.
this
context,
heterogeneity
conditional
distribution
CO
2
is
unveiled
throughout
examined.
Likewise,
analysis
makes
it
possible
verify
functional
roles
current
future
environmental
degradation.
From
results,
some
policy
implications
derived
so
respective
governments
can
consider
them.
These
measures
focus
boosting
renewable
resources
attain
sustainability.
Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
17(5), С. 1803 - 1803
Опубликована: Фев. 20, 2025
The
scanning
curve
of
the
soil–water
characteristic
(SWCC)
represents
intermediate
paths
followed
by
soil
as
it
transitions
between
initial
drying
and
main
wetting
cycles.
alternating
occurrence
climatic
conditions,
such
rainfall
evaporation
in
different
regions
globally,
provides
a
valuable
framework
for
understanding
how
these
dynamics
influence
curve.
Monitoring
can
provide
insights
managing
water
resources
mitigating
impacts
drought,
contributing
to
environmental
sustainability
enabling
more
precise
agricultural
practices,
promoting
conservation,
supporting
resilience
ecosystems
face
climate
change.
It
enhances
data-driven
designs
that
minimize
resource
use,
reduce
impact,
increase
slopes
natural
hazards
like
landslides
flooding.
Available
studies
determine
SWCC
are
limited
mostly
conducted
laboratory.
This
study
aims
real-time
measurement
unsaturated
soil.
research
focuses
on
assessing
hysteresis
behavior
residual
slope
from
old
alluvium
through
combination
field
instrumentation
laboratory
testing.
pore
size
distribution
was
derived
SWCC.
Field
monitoring
(scanning
curve)
indicates
measurable
deviations
experimental
results,
including
10%
lower
saturated
content
25%
air-entry
value.
demonstrates
potential
field-based
determination
curves.
highlights
their
role
improving
prediction
hydraulic
during
varying
conditions.
Heliyon,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
10(13), С. e33398 - e33398
Опубликована: Июнь 21, 2024
The
nations
of
Brazil,
Russia,
India,
China,
South
Africa,
and
Turkey
(BRICS-T)
have
yet
to
find
a
satisfactory
answer
the
problem
how
reduce
environmental
pollution
in
their
environments
significantly.
Using
panel
data
from
1990
2022,
this
study
analyzes
dynamic
relationship
between
energy
financial
globalization
(FG),
good
governance
(GG),
renewable
consumption
(REC),
urbanization
(URB),
economic
growth
(GDP),
pollution.
To
estimate
long-run
short-run
interaction
among
variables,
research
included
Cross-sectional-
ARDL.
This
shows
that
growth,
use,
urbanization,
degradation
correlate
positively
In
contrast,
BRICS-T
economies
significantly
reduced
due
FG,
GG
REC.
These
results
also
lend
credence
Environmental
Kuznets
Curve
(EKC)
concept
for
developing
nations,
which
has
been
focus
recent
attention.
Additionally,
fixed
effects-difference
differences
(FE-DK)
AMG
robustness
tests
validate
CS-ARDL
estimator.
Finally,
findings
found
countries
may
benefit
study.
Discover Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
5(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 25, 2024
In
recent
years,
the
Bay
of
Bengal
Initiative
for
Multi-Sectoral
Technical
and
Economic
Cooperation
(BIMSTEC)
region
has
faced
pressing
environmental
concern,
containing
deforestation,
pollution,
biodiversity
depletion,
increasing
vulnerability
to
change.
Since
many
member
countries
depend
highly
on
Bengal's
ecosystem
livelihoods
economic
activities,
addressing
such
challenges
is
crucial
sustainable
development.
This
research
examines
impacts
forestry,
urbanization,
financial
inclusion
load
capacity
factor
(LCF)
in
period
2000–2022.
The
study
seeks
understand
factors
influencing
regional
LCF
using
econometric
methods,
as
cross-sectional
dependence,
slope
homogeneity
tests,
second-generation
unit
root
panel
cointegration
analyses.
Driscoll
Kraay
Standard
Error
(DKSE)
method
reveals
a
U-shaped
connection
between
income
LCF,
supporting
hypothesis
Load
Capacity
Curve
(LCC)
BIMSTEC
zone.
result
indicates
strong
positive
connections
while
highlighting
adverse
effects
inclusion.
Additional
quantile
regression
(QR)
analysis
validation
confirms
steady
association
across
various
quantiles.
highlights
benefits
forestry
urbanization
drawbacks
population
size.
suggests
promoting
balanced
urban
development,
cautious
inclusion,
management,
providing
insights
policymakers
develop
strategies
resilience
prosperity
region.
Journal of Environmental Management,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
373, С. 123645 - 123645
Опубликована: Дек. 16, 2024
This
study
examines
the
impact
of
economic
institutions
on
ecological
footprint
and
their
spatial
spillover
effects
globally,
covering
period
from
2000
to
2021.
We
focus
because
that
espouse
freedom
are
essential
for
safeguarding
environmental
quality.
hypothesize
influence
these
varies
both
globally
regionally.
The
Moran's
I
test
reveals
significant
associations
among
countries,
while
Wald
likelihood
tests
identify
Durbin
model
as
most
appropriate
approach.
Furthermore,
Hausman
indicates
a
fixed
best
captures
coefficients.
Globally,
demonstrate
direct
reduction
effect
16.4%
4.4%
footprint.
However,
show
considerable
regional
variation.
In
North
America,
East
Asia
Pacific,
Middle
East,
Africa,
Europe,
Central
Asia,
effectively
reduce
footprint,
is
negligible
in
other
regions.
These
differences
underscore
importance
addressing
institutional
deficiencies,
encouraging
policymakers
regions
with
limited
learn
practices
enhance
effectiveness.
insights
collectively
advance
literature
economics,
emphasizing
policy
adaptation
transboundary
findings
further
reveal
moderate
GDP
per
capita
curb
significantly.
conclusions
hold
even
after
endogeneity
using
generalized
two-stage
least
squares
method.
recommends
policies
promoting
mitigate
global
degradation.
Journal of Human Rights Culture and Legal System,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
4(1), С. 169 - 193
Опубликована: Фев. 19, 2024
The
escalating
environmental
crisis
and
pressing
water
resource
conservation
issues
globally
necessitate
comprehensive
research.
This
study
investigates
urban
green
space
regulations
challenges
in
Indonesia
Australia.
Employing
a
comparative
analysis,
it
examines
the
legal
frameworks,
policies,
implementations
both
countries.
research
aims
to
identify
innovative
sustainable
strategies
for
protection.
Findings
reveal
substantial
disparities
regulatory
approaches,
public
involvement,
integration
of
technologies
management
between
two
nations.
needs
help
enhancing
institutional
capacity
integrating
policies
into
planning,
while
Australia
focuses
on
climate
change
adaptation
management.
advocates
cross-sectoral
collaboration
ecosystem
principles
practical
objectives.
It
contributes
fresh
perspectives
policy
frameworks
addressing
through
management,
offering
recommendations
cohesive
development.
