Energy and water are essential, inseparable, and inextricably linked resources that are
recognized as indispensable inputs to modern economic and national security …

Facing the potential conflict between economic and environmental challenges, it is essential
to investigate the integrated GHG emissions and the emission relationships of all industries …

Computable general equilibrium (CGE) models are ubiquitous in energy and environmental
economic research. Recent technological advancements in electricity fuels, generation …

Facing the conflicts of climate change, energy consumption, carbon emission, and economic
development, it is essential to investigate the impacts of the carbon tax policy implemented …

Industrial GHG mitigation policies are prevalent across the world to realize global
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions targets. It is essential to simulate the impacts of different …

This paper proposes a methodology that integrates a growth model with an input–output
model to analyze the impacts of economic growth on the consumption of energy. The …

Missing process detail of sectors in Input–Output (I–O) tables has been pointed out as a
limitation of I–O analysis in environmental-economic life cycle assessment. Aggregation of …

Increasing urbanization in the world brings tremendous social, economic and environmental
challenges. It is essential to fully analyze urban GHG emissions metabolism systems to …

Systematically evaluating the emission intensity and total emission of industries is
indispensable for understanding energy and environmental sector performance in general …

Despite differences in their implementation, most carbon policies aim to have similar
outcomes: effectively raising the price of carbon-intensive products relative to non-carbon …