Natural Resources Forum,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Дек. 18, 2024
Abstract
The
members
of
the
G20
have
seen
remarkable
fiscal
growth
in
recent
years,
along
with
a
rise
demand
consumers
for
energy.
countries,
however,
use
significant
amount
energy
products
derived
from
fossil
fuels,
which
could
be
harmful
to
sustainable
development
goals.
This
paper
assesses
complex
relationships
between
commerce,
transition,
natural
resources,
banking
development,
monetary
geopolitical
issues,
and
ecological
deterioration.
For
our
statistical
analysis,
this
study
employed
extensive
models
empirical
datasets
covering
years
1990–2020.
findings
using
Moments
Quantile
Regression
method
show
that
breakthroughs
finance
transition
guarantee
development.
risk,
economic
expansion,
resources
all
contribute
decline
conditions.
But
trading's
overall
effect
on
health
world
was
not
consistent.
Our
thorough
makes
it
possible
governments
recommend
effective
laws
solve
environmental
issues.
Natural Resources Forum,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
48(4), С. 1456 - 1476
Опубликована: Апрель 11, 2024
Abstract
In
recent
decades,
the
detrimental
impacts
of
climate
change
have
been
increasingly
felt
worldwide.
This
is
due
to
extreme
consumption
natural
resources
fuel
economic
activity.
Confronting
a
widening
ecological
deficit,
humanity
must
urgently
accelerate
its
journey
toward
sustainable
development
goals
(SDGs).
demands
active
efforts
curb
environmental
pollution
and
protect
resources,
safeguarding
planet
for
future
generations.
Since
Brazil
has
high
biocapacity
areas,
impact
energy
on
sustainability
policies
cannot
be
excluded.
Moreover,
holds
vital
position
in
world
global
foreign
direct
investment
flows.
this
regard,
paper
considers
asymmetric
mineral
rents
investments
when
investigating
Brazil's
sustainability.
addition,
it
evaluates
elements
like
growth
low‐carbon
from
1970
2021.
To
end,
research
applies
Fourier
nonlinear
autoregressive
distributed
lag
model
draws
three
significant
conclusions.
First,
resource
extraction
undermines
Second,
inflow
reduces
load
capacity
factor,
implying
that
haven
hypothesis
Brazil.
Third,
contributes
Our
findings
highlight
critical
role
regulating
achieving
SDGs
increasing
clean
sources
transitioning
can
promote
The
Brazilian
government
should
abandon
extraction,
focus
consumption,
prevent
companies
destroying
nature
by
introducing
strict
regulations
Natural Resources Forum,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 25, 2024
Abstract
This
comprehensive
study
explores
the
nuanced
relationship
between
financial
development
and
its
determinants
within
G7
nations,
spanning
years
1990
to
2020.
Motivated
by
need
understand
long‐term
trends,
we
meticulously
analyze
key
variables
including
total
natural
resource
rent,
Environmental
Policy
Stringency
Index,
energy
consumption,
green
gross
domestic
product
(GDP),
foreign
direct
investment
inflow.
Employing
rigorous
diagnostic
tests
ensure
robustness
of
our
findings,
advanced
methodologies
such
as
“Method
Moment
Quantile
Regression,”
along
with
simulations
“Bootstrap
Regression,"
“Panel
Corrected
Standard
Errors,”
“Feasible
Generalized
Least
Squares”
regressions
uncover
statistical
significance
practical
implications
results.
Our
pivotal
findings
carry
substantial
for
both
individual
member
states
collective
group.
Highlighting
a
positive
correlation
stringent
environmental
policies,
measured
development,
emphasizes
imperative
these
nations
align
economic
policies.
Striking
harmonious
balance
management
sustainable
regulations
not
only
fosters
growth
but
also
addresses
global
concerns.
Furthermore,
adverse
impact
consumption
on
underscores
urgent
prioritize
efficiency
transition
sources,
aligning
trend
towards
eco‐friendly
practices.
In
response
critical
propose
actionable
policy
measures.
To
growing
climate
crisis
standardize
finance
practices,
advocate
establishment
jointly
funded
Climate
Resilience
Adaptation
Fund
unified
Green
Bond
Framework
G7.
These
measures
enhance
resilience
streamline
investments
demonstrate
G7's
commitment
greener
more
prosperous
future.
Natural Resources Forum,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июнь 30, 2024
Abstract
The
aim
of
this
study
was
to
embark
on
a
transformative
exploration
the
interplay
between
technological
innovation,
renewable
energy,
economic
development,
and
carbon
emissions
in
BRICS
nations,
unveiling
novel
insights
that
redefine
sustainability
paradigms
contribute
global
environmental
policymaking.
This
comprehensive
spans
years
1990–2022,
meticulously
examining
dynamics
indicators,
energy
consumption,
generation,
progress.
dataset's
non‐normal
distribution
prompts
use
moment
quantile
regression,
providing
nuanced
with
consideration
for
diverse
slopes
cross‐sectional
dependencies.
Validation
through
“Dumitrescu‐Hurlin
panel
Causality
Test”
refines
findings,
revealing
diminishing
impact
innovation
across
quantiles.
illuminates
compelling
connection:
heightened
correlates
strongly
reduced
emissions,
particularly
evident
at
lower
aligns
seamlessly
existing
research,
emphasizing
technology's
potential
sustainability.
Conversely,
concerning
positive
association
emerges
utilization
highlighting
persistent
challenge
posed
by
escalating
use.
Urgent
strategic
interventions
are
underscored
address
ecological
consequences
associated
rising
consumption.
intricate
relationship
electricity
production
unfolds,
renewables'
pivotal
role
mitigating
impact.
ongoing
discussions
regarding
their
indispensable
contribution
sustainable
development.
underscores
importance
prioritizing
power
initiatives.
However,
disconcerting
surfaces
development
all
quantiles,
costs
accompanying
growth
nations.
As
advances,
escalate,
presenting
substantial
challenges
imperative
balance
progress
conservation
efforts.
enriches
discourse
fostering
within
nations
beyond,
marking
significant
stride
toward
more
environmentally
conscious
future.
International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 17
Опубликована: Март 28, 2024
The
pervasive
issue
of
global
warming
has
propelled
the
continued
empirical
efforts
by
policymakers
and
research
pundits
geared
towards
finding
sustainable
solutions
to
salvaging
ecosystem.
Consequently,
this
study
evaluates
heterogenous
impacts
technological
innovation,
energy,
financial
development
on
environmental
sustainability
captured
CO2
emissions,
methane
nitrous
oxide
emissions
in
BRICS
countries
from
1995
2020.
employs
second-generation
estimators
comprising
quantile
regression
(QR),
augmented
mean
(AMG),
common
correlation
effect
group
(CCEMG),
cross-sectional
ARDL
(CS-ARDL).
main
findings
show
that
among
indicators
high
technology
exports,
ICT
goods
services
exports
drive
environment
long
run
whereas
environmental-related
promotes
both
short
run.
moderating
energy
are
evident
through
wind
solar
hydrogen
technology.
Conversely,
measured
broad
money
domestic
credits
private
sector
hinders
sustainability.
More
so,
covariates
entailing
economic
growth,
population
poverty,
trade
openness
escalate
stock
pollutants.
regularity
is
supported
outcomes
QR
across
low,
middle,
upper
quantiles.
On
policy
front,
recommends
promoting
initiatives
renewable
enhance
BRICS'
environment.
Natural Resources Forum,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 5, 2025
ABSTRACT
Sustainable
income
growth
in
emerging
nations
requires
productive
populations
to
adopt
and
innovate
technology
boost
marginal
productivity
per
worker.
To
this
end,
the
present
study
examines
how
technological
adoption,
population
sustainability
affect
selected
Asian
economies
between
1990
2022.
Thus,
achieve
objective,
a
panel
analysis
circumvents
cross‐sectional
dependence
with
estimators
such
as
Augmented
Mean
Group
(AMG)
heterogeneous
regression.
Similar
robustness
like
Fully
Modified
Ordinary
Least
Squares
(FMOLS),
Dynamic
(DOLS)
Driscoll–Kraay
Standard
Errors
(DKSE)
were
employed.
Key
empirical
findings
include
that,
all
things
being
equal,
size
decreases
by
5.6%.
This
means
that
activity
considerably
reduces
growth.
However,
technical
advancement
boosts
revenue.
Technological
innovation
enhances
1.1%
when
model
variables
are
constant.
In
contrast,
using
1%
sustainable
energy
increase
region's
2.9%.
consumption
Asia
economic
capita.
Based
on
study's
findings,
countries
should
encourage
skill
development
for
populations.
A
workforce
can
build
creative
skills
through
ongoing
training
manpower
incubation
via
an
ecosystem.
conclusion,
more
policy
directions
appended.
Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
13
Опубликована: Март 21, 2025
Economic
growth
must
be
balanced
with
ecological
sustainability
as
G20
nations
face
mounting
environmental
concerns
and
challenges.
These
countries
account
for
the
majority
of
global
economic
output
emissions,
making
them
pivotal
in
efforts
to
reduce
footprints
while
fostering
innovation
progress.
This
study
introduces
a
novel
approach
by
integrating
advanced
econometric
methods
such
Cross-Sectional
Augmented
ARDL
(CS-ARDL),
Mean
Group
(AMG),
Common
Correlated
Effects
(CCEMG),
Granger
causality
tests
comprehensively
analyze
dynamic
relationships
between
footprint
(EFP),
policies
(EP),
renewable
energy
consumption
(REC),
capital
formation
(CF),
(INN)
from
1990
2023.
The
key
novelty
this
lies
its
methodological
rigor
ability
address
cross-sectional
dependence
heterogeneity
within
economies.
Unlike
prior
research,
simultaneously
examines
linear,
nonlinear,
interaction
effects,
providing
holistic
understanding
how
factors
interact
over
time.
CS-ARDL
results
highlight
that
policies,
innovation,
drive
sustainability,
REC
playing
most
significant
role
reducing
EFP
findings
on
further
emphasize
sustainable
development
hinges
strategic
investments
human
physical
capital.
By
leveraging
AMG
CCEMG
methodologies,
research
strengthens
robustness
findings,
ensuring
their
validity
across
diverse
contexts.
analysis
reveals
bidirectional
relationship
unidirectional
link
EP,
underscoring
critical
shaping
policy.
offers
groundbreaking
empirical
insights
into
economic,
environmental,
dynamics
nations,
advocating
prioritize
energy,
technological
advancements,
investments.
Future
should
explore
sector-specific
socio-political
dimensions
pathways.
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Март 29, 2025
Human
activities
have
significantly
increased
emissions
due
to
the
economic
expansion
of
21st
century
and
prevalent
production
energy
consumption
patterns.
Nevertheless,
attaining
a
decrease
in
emission
levels
necessitates
proactive
stance
towards
ecological
sustainability,
encompassing
inventive
tactics
deliberate
adoption
contemporary
technologies.
This
study
is
motivated
by
urgent
need
address
rising
footprint
unsustainable
use
activities,
especially
within
G7
economies.
The
aims
examine
impact
consumption,
institutional
quality,
globalization,
complexity,
fossil
fuel
on
footprint,
emphasizing
for
sustainable
practices
using
PMG-ARDL
data
2000–2021.
analysis
indicates
strong
positive
association
between
footprints
utilization
fuels,
renewable
sources.
Conversely,
complexity
shows
significant
negative
correlation
with
long-term
footprints.
findings
suggest
that
economies
should
adopt
innovative
technologies
prioritize
optimize
use,
fostering
sustainability
reducing
harm.
