Understanding the underlying drivers of carbon emissions is critical for designing effective climate mitigation policies in highly vulnerable emerging economies. This study investigates the long-run and dynamic impacts of economic growth, fossil fuel energy consumption, population dynamics, and forest area on carbon...
Arifur Rahman, Asadujjaman Razu, Mahbubar Rahman· American Journal of Environ...· 0 citations
In light of the current climate crisis, sustainable development has become a strategic element of economic policies. This has led to the step of green finance instead of traditional financial methods, adopting an approach based on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards. In this context, this study examin...
Çisem Bektur· Intraders international trad...· 0 citations
The study uses Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) modeling to analyze the dynamic link between carbon emissions and economic and environmental factors. Agriculture, energy consumption, financial development, forestry, economic expansion, and ICT are used to assess short- and long-term environmental impacts. The Pane...
Munir Ahmad, Muhammad Majeed· Journal of Agribusiness and...· 0 citations
Decarbonizing the economy effectively mitigates climate change, accelerates the transition to sustainable development, and corresponds to the Kyoto Protocol and Paris Climate Accords. The key objective of this research is to estimate the influence of different social, economic, political and technological factors on de...
Meng Li, O. Kubatko, V. Piven et al.· Energy & Environment· 0 citations
Climate risks drive dynamic adjustments to global climate policies, creating significant climate policy uncertainty (CPU). This uncertainty profoundly affects enterprises’ survival and sustainable development. A key question emerges: how do enterprises’ perception of CPU influence their resilience? To answer this, this...