Sustainable Development,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Дек. 4, 2024
ABSTRACT
The
Sustainable
Development
Goal
13
(SDG‐13)
enunciates
the
need
to
combat
climate
change
by
encouraging
necessary
actions
reduce
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
emissions,
and
this
laudable
goal
was
re‐echoed
at
COP‐28
in
UAE.
Although
negatively
impacted
change,
vast
literature
is
silent
on
Central
Africa
(CA)
region.
Thus,
we
empirically
dissect
emission‐mitigating
roles
of
green
investment
while
integrating
moderating
influences
ICT,
foreign
capitals
(FDI),
non‐renewable
energy
intake,
within
region's
economic
expansion
population
growth.
We
observe
that
has
a
non‐linear
impact
emissions
(an
inverted
U‐Shaped
pattern);
with
initial
emission‐inducing
effects
from
energy,
financial
development,
population,
ICT
mitigate
regional
emissions.
Subsequent
indicators
(green
investments,
FDI,
ICT)
significantly
mitigates
except
for
intake.
Green
investments'
interactive
impacts
overall
development
trends
also
enhance
environmental
goals.
Overall,
study
posits
CA
states
can
potentially
degradation
leveraging
investments
towards
realization
SDG‐13.
Heliyon,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
10(1), С. e23471 - e23471
Опубликована: Дек. 13, 2023
Several
efforts
have
been
undertaken
by
environmentalists,
nations,
and
various
international
organizations
towards
the
fight
against
carbon
emissions.
The
continuity
of
environment
has
one
main
concerns
system
state
non-state
actors
government
institutions
are
encouraged
to
play
their
roles
effectively.
Therefore,
study
assesses
effect
financial
inclusion,
globalization,
on
used
data
from
1996
2021
employed
FMOLS
model
for
analysis.
findings
confirm
pollution
halo
hypothesis
implying
globalization
promotes
environmental
sustainability.
However,
inclusion
no
significant
global
warming
mitigation.
Nevertheless,
institutional
governance
encourages
while
political
stability
warming,
economic
is
not
significant.
Renewable
energy
growth
exhibit
positive
negative
effect,
respectively,
suggest
encouragement
rule
law,
stability,
an
effective
low
trading
as
part
policy
implications.
Sustainable Development,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Дек. 4, 2024
ABSTRACT
The
Sustainable
Development
Goal
13
(SDG‐13)
enunciates
the
need
to
combat
climate
change
by
encouraging
necessary
actions
reduce
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
emissions,
and
this
laudable
goal
was
re‐echoed
at
COP‐28
in
UAE.
Although
negatively
impacted
change,
vast
literature
is
silent
on
Central
Africa
(CA)
region.
Thus,
we
empirically
dissect
emission‐mitigating
roles
of
green
investment
while
integrating
moderating
influences
ICT,
foreign
capitals
(FDI),
non‐renewable
energy
intake,
within
region's
economic
expansion
population
growth.
We
observe
that
has
a
non‐linear
impact
emissions
(an
inverted
U‐Shaped
pattern);
with
initial
emission‐inducing
effects
from
energy,
financial
development,
population,
ICT
mitigate
regional
emissions.
Subsequent
indicators
(green
investments,
FDI,
ICT)
significantly
mitigates
except
for
intake.
Green
investments'
interactive
impacts
overall
development
trends
also
enhance
environmental
goals.
Overall,
study
posits
CA
states
can
potentially
degradation
leveraging
investments
towards
realization
SDG‐13.