The higher economic growth of China intensifies the consumption of fossil fuel, such as coal
and oil, for electricity generation, transportation etc., which is responsible for environmental …

Increased consumption of nonrenewable energy sources may lead to more air pollution,
resulting in negative health impacts in a society. The main purpose of this study is to …

Using historical data from Nepal—one of the largest recipients of aid among South Asian
countries—this paper investigates the link between foreign aid, growth, remittances and …

The effect of government spending on population's health has received attention over the
past decades. This study re-examines the link between government health expenditures and …

This two-dimensional study makes significant incursions into the health-environment
literature by interrogating whether non-renewable energy moderates the impact of …

While global warming and climate change associated with increasing carbon dioxide are
widely seen to be one of the most serious worldwide dangers to population health, little is …

Power dynamics and political structures play a significant role in determining resource
allocation, policy decisions, and health outcomes in public health. The main purpose of this …

Recent literature on the health impacts of CO2 emissions suggests a variety of factors that
may establish a more robust link. However, no previous study has explored the role of …

Health outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa are characteristically poor and Nigeria is no
exception. Despite the recorded decline in infant and under five mortality rates in Nigeria …

The issue of whether government health spending improves health outcomes has been a
matter of contention over the years. There have been calls for governments to reduce their …