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Examining the impact of tourism on carbon neutrality and environmental sustainability in China : the role of renewable energy

Zhang, Weiyi; Cuijing, Jia; Liu, Zhixiang; He, Pinfan; … - In: Energy strategy reviews 56 (2024), pp. 1-14

The increasing effects of climate change have prompted the initiation of various programs aimed at achieving carbon neutrality and environmental sustainability. Tourism, through activities such as air travel and hotel stay, significantly contributes to global warming. This study examines the...

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Evaluating the advancement of sustainable development objectives in recently industrialized nations by tying gold prices, fossil fuel prices, and energy use

Xu, Tiancheng; Feng, Chun; Guluzada, Esmira; Chen, Chao - In: Energy strategy reviews 56 (2024), pp. 1-14

use decreases emissions by 0.7 %, while a 1 % rise in gold prices correlates with a 0.5 % increase in pollution levels …

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Drivers and barriers to the adoption of renewable energy : investigating with the ecological lens

Salva K K; Zareena Begum I - 2024

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What implications do primary energy use, urban population agglomeration, and economic development rendered to Romania's environmental sustainability?

Loredana, Ciurlău; Rehman, Abdul; Mirabela, Florea … - In: Energy strategy reviews 53 (2024), pp. 1-11

The energy sector plays a significant role in Romania's expanding economic and security agenda. The energy sector utilizes a diverse range of resources, such as renewable energy, nuclear power, coal, and natural gas. Traditionally, the primary sources of the country's energy have been coal and...

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Examining the nexus between carbon dioxide emissions, economic growth, fossil fuel energy use, urbanization and renewable energy towards achieving environmental sustainability in India

Kumari, Diksha; Shashwat, Srijan; Verma, Prashant Kumar; … - In: International journal of energy sector management 19 (2025) 3, pp. 731-746

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Electricity supply, fossil fuel consumption, Co2 emissions and economic growth : implications and policy options for sustainable development in Nigeria

Nnaji, Chibueze Eze; Jude, Okechukwu Chukwu; Nnaji, Moses - In: International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy : IJEEP 3 (2013) 3, pp. 262-271

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Fossil fuel price policy and sustainability : energy, environment, health and economy

Taghvaee, Vahid Mohamad; Nodehi, Mehrab; Assari Arani, Abbas - In: International journal of energy sector management 17 (2023) 2, pp. 371-409

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Dynamic impacts of economic growth, energy use, urbanization, agricultural productivity, and forested area on carbon emissions : new insights from Kazakhstan

Raihan, Asif; Tuspekova, Almagul - In: World development sustainability 1 (2022) 1, pp. 1-17

The study aims to investigate the dynamic impacts of economic growth, energy use, urbanization, agricultural productivity, and forested area on carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions in Kazakhstan. Time series data from 1996 to 2020 were utilized by employing the Dynamic Ordinary Least Squares (DOLS)...

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Pattern of carbon dioxide emission, economic growth and energy consumption in South-Asian countries : an empirical analysis

Roy, Elora Sil; Varkey, Rittu Susan; Panda, Prasant Kumar - In: Critical perspIectives on emerging economies : an …, (pp. 17-26). 2021

The main aim of this chapter is to analyse the pattern of environmental pollution as represented by per capita carbon …

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Counting carbon : historic emissions from fossil fuels, long-run measures of sustainable development and carbon debt

Kunnas, Jan; McLaughlin, Eoin; Hanley, Nick; Greasley, David - In: Scandinavian economic history review 62 (2014) 3, pp. 243-265

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