With the expanding discussion over climate change mitigation, the shift to clean energy is a
crucial challenge. The intricate structure of the nuclear energy-emissions nexus renders …

Abstract After the Paris Climate Conference (Conference of the Paris COP: 21), most
develo** countries face challenges to attain a sustainable economy and carbon neutrality …

The relationship between natural resources and the ecological footprint has critical
environmental implications. However, as critical as it is, this domain is insufficiently …

Even though the literature is becoming more swamped with research on the causes of
environmental degradation, the uniqueness of some nations that strongly emphasize …

Develo** countries have experienced persistent increases in population growth and
surging supply-demand gaps in natural resources. The growing resource gap has exposed …

Based on an extended STIRPAT framework, this paper investigates the effects of financial
development on carbon emission intensity in OECD countries from linear and non-linear …

Environmental quality is frequently explored as indicator of welfare and its linkage with
cleaner energy use to fuel economic expansion, but the natural habitat capital and its …

Environmental sustainability is primarily related to using various natural resources for the
economic, energy, and industrial activity. Therefore, it is worthwhile to examine the impact of …

The s urge of economic activities in the world's top economies has resulted in a cumulative
57% of the world's pollution, leaving an innate impact on global environmental sustainability …

Comprehending the intricate dynamics between oil consumption and environmental factors
is imperative for develo** effective and sustainable resource management policies. This …