Economics and Environment,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
90(3), С. 883 - 883
Опубликована: Дек. 2, 2024
G20
member
countries
are
forced
to
reduce
carbon
dioxide
emissions
from
the
global
community
as
well
economic
development
constraints
domestic
resources
and
environment.
Literature
related
institutional
quality
government
expenditure
is
still
limited,
especially
in
countries.
To
provide
empirical
evidence
support
theoretical
argument,
study
investigated
effects
of
on
CO2
using
a
balanced
panel
dataset
nineteen
that
were
members
between
1995
2015.
Empirical
results
show
able
emissions.
A
good
can
formulate
strict
environmental
regulations
ensure
transparency,
which
allows
investment
green
technologies
renewable
energy.
Other
findings
suggest
spending
increase
The
does
not
consider
impacts.
Several
policy
recommendations
suggested.
Economic Annals,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
70(244), С. 7 - 33
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2025
Modern
economic
growth
has
led
to
increased
levels
of
international
trade,
large-scale
industrialisation,
and
major
technological
advancements,
resulting
in
substantial
negative
externalities
on
a
global
scale.
Among
these,
environmental
degradation
emerged
as
significant
public
bad.
Balancing
objectives
while
addressing
challenges
remains
critical
issue
for
modern
society.
This
study
examines
the
relationship
between
across
33
OECD
countries
during
period
1996-2015,
employing
fixed
effects
model
with
Driscoll-Kraay
standard
error
estimation
approach.
The
analysis
reveals
an
inverted
N-shaped
CO?
emissions,
contradicting
conventional
Kuznets
curve
theory.
results
also
show
that
renewable
energy
consumption
stronger
institutional
quality
help
reduce
non-renewable
higher
industrial
activity
have
opposite
effect.
Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
17(8), С. 3513 - 3513
Опубликована: Апрель 14, 2025
In
the
modern
era,
CO2
emissions
is
a
popular
and
significant
study
topic.
Environmental
sustainability
adversely
affected
by
emissions,
which
have
become
main
cause
of
climate
change.
Using
panel
data
analysis,
this
investigated
connections
between
economic
development,
capital
accumulation,
use
renewable
energy.
Long-term
variables
were
examined
using
Augmented
Mean
Group
(AMG)
Common
Correlated
Effects
(CCEMG)
estimators,
taking
into
account
heterogeneity
cross-sectional
dependence.
Additionally,
Dumitrescu–Hurlin
Panel
Granger
Causality
Test
was
used
to
assess
dynamic
interactions
variables.
Although
CH4
increase
effects
growth
accumulation
are
not
statistically
significant,
as
determined
AMG
CCEMG.
energy
shown
potential
lower
impact
significant.
The
results
demonstrate
that
with
accumulation.
methane
(CH4)
significantly
growth,
do
show
effects,
highlighting
varying
influences
these
factors
across
nations.
findings
emphasize
need
integrate
environmental
regulations
investment
strategies
adopt
country-specific
policies
effectively
reduce
emissions.
They
also
underscore
customize
green
legislation
specific
conditions
each
nation
while
simultaneously
advocating
for
further
expenditures
in
clean
formulation
supplant
fossil
fuels.
This
study
examines
the
relationship
between
economic
growth
and
environmental
sustainability
in
Indonesia,
focusing
on
validity
of
Environmental
Kuznets
Curve
(EKC)
hypothesis
impact
various
factors
a
country’s
ecological
footprint.
Although
extensive
research
has
explored
connection
carbon
emissions
growth,
specific
roles
mineral
rent,
forest
human
capital
determining
footprint
Indonesia
remain
understudied.
aimed
to
investigate
two
primary
aspects.
First,
it
EKC
using
cubic
representation
which
offers
more
nuanced
understanding
degradation
expansion
than
traditional
inverted
U-shaped
curve.
Second,
analyses
long-term
short-term
effects
an
Autoregressive
Distributed
Lag
(ARDL)
model.
Data
for
variables
were
collected
from
period
1991Q1-2021Q4.
The
ARDL
findings
revealed
that
rent
contribute
improving
Indonesia's
Conversely,
rents
demonstrate
potential
reducing
impacts
over
time.
results
indicate
N-shaped
Curve,
illustrating
growth.
significant
policy
implications
Indonesian
decision
makers,
emphasising
need
efficient
transformation
non-renewable
resources
into
sustainable,
eco-friendly
environment.
Additionally,
this
highlights
importance
continuously
enhancing
awareness
implementing
educational
reforms
achieve
benefits.
Sustainable Development,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 27, 2024
ABSTRACT
In
recent
decades,
rapid
development
in
emerging
economies
has
heightened
climate
challenges,
threatening
environmental
sustainability
and
quality.
response,
green
energy,
technological
innovation,
carbon
pricing
strategies
have
emerged
as
key
tools
for
mitigation
promoting
economic
growth.
These
are
integral
to
the
goals
of
COP
27,
2030
SDGs,
pledge
reach
neutrality
by
2060.
However,
BRICS
bloc
faces
significant
obstacles
balancing
socio‐economic
growth
with
sustainability.
This
study
intentions
inspect
impact
natural
resource
rents,
research
(R&D)
expenditures,
on
emissions
from
1995
2021.
Using
a
cross‐sectional
ARDL
model,
explores
relationships
between
these
variables,
employing
advanced
panel
methods
account
CSD
heterogeneity.
The
empirical
findings
reveal
that
expenditure,
innovation
contribute
CO
2
emission
reductions
0.329%,
0.211%,
0.148%,
respectively.
contrast,
1%
increase
rents
corresponds
substantial
0.499%
0.840%
upsurge
emissions.
Dumitrescu
Hurlin
causality
test
also
highlights
reciprocal
causal
among
variables.
Based
findings,
recommends
policy
actions
achieve
SDG
targets:
enforce
stricter
regulations
SDG‐13,
renewable
energy
investment
SDG‐07,
support
SDG‐08,
enhance
R&D
SDG‐09,
promote
circular
economy
practices
SDG‐12.
