A threshold approach to sustainable development: Nonlinear relationship between renewable energy consumption, natural resource rent, and ecological footprint

Ullah, Asad; Ahmed, Mansoora; Raza, Syed Ali; Ali, Sajid

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2021.113073

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“…The result shows that there is a significant and positive association between NRR and ecological footprints in both high and low-income regimes. Tufail et al (2021) have provided their empirical insight while examining the role of natural resources and fiscal decentralization in dealing with the carbon emission for the OECD economies during 1990-2018. However, the study findings reveal that natural resource rent improves the natural environment by reducing carbon emissions.…”

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“…This study analyzes the impacts of energy resources on the CO2 emission, and the results elaborate that if proper management or conservation methods are not applied, the natural resource rent enhances the CO2 emission into the air. Empirical research was made by Ullah et al (2021b), to identify the interrelationship between renewable energy consumption, natural resource rent, CO2 emission, and environment quality in the context of the world's top 15 renewable energy consumption economies to attain sustainable development. The study utilizes panel time-series data for the period of 1996-2018.…”

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The impact of natural resource rent, financial development, and urbanization on carbon emission

Huang

Sadiq

Chien

2021

Environ Sci Pollut Res

128

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There is a shred of evidence of environmental degradation in the form of carbon emissions to behave differently when tested with different macroeconomic variables. This paper aims to examine the long-run and short-run association between natural resource rent, financial development, and urbanization on carbon emission from the context of the USA during 1995-2015 with the help of a contemporary and innovative approach named quantile autoregressive distributed lagged model (QARDL). The stated approach is applied due to the fact that non-linearity is observed for the study variables. The findings indicated that the higher financial development (0.304), natural resource rent (0.102), and urbanization (0.489) have a positive impact on the environmental degradation in the region of USA during long-run estimation in the stated quantiles of the study. This would indicate that higher financial development, urbanization, and natural resources are putting more environmental pressure on the economy of the USA. Similarly, the findings under short-run estimation confirm that past and lagged values of carbon emission, financial development, natural resource rent, and urbanization are significantly determining the current values of the carbon emission. For this reason, it is suggested that the government requires some immediate steps of the USA to control the harmful effect of such financial development, more urbanization, and higher natural resource rent as well. This would indicate the reflection of some green strategies in all three explanatory variables to generate some fruitful environmental outcomes.

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Section: Natural Resource Rent and Carbon Emissionmentioning

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Section: Natural Resource Rent and Carbon Emissionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The impact of natural resource rent, financial development, and urbanization on carbon emission

Huang

Sadiq

Chien

2021

Environ Sci Pollut Res

128

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“…Various economic and environmental reasons support the existence of heterogeneity in the slope of the panels. On the one hand, the intensity of the nexus between regressors and EF may differ according to the level of institutionality achieved by each country [3,65]. Likewise, the heterogeneity in the slope between the panels may be associated with the effectiveness of pro-environmental policies and the industrial structure of each country.…”

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Effect of Agricultural Employment and Export Diversification Index on Environmental Pollution: Building the Agenda towards Sustainability

et al. 2022

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Agricultural activities have a significant impact on environmental quality, because they generate waste that pollutes water and soil. In parallel, the supply of products has diversified in recent years to meet growing demand, exerting strong pressure on nature’s capacity for regeneration and absorption of waste. This research aims to examine the impact of agricultural employment and the export diversification index on ecological footprints, using advanced techniques of panel data econometrics. This relationship is moderated by population density and real per capita product. Cross-section dependence and slope homogeneity were included in the econometric models. The cointegration and causality analysis was reinforced by estimating the short- and long-term elasticities, using the AMG, CCE-MG, FMOLS, and DOLS models. Using annual data for 96 countries, we found a heterogeneous impact of agricultural employment and the export diversification index on ecological footprint, between the short and long term. The findings reveal that the increase of the product increases the pressure on the ecological footprint. The achievement of SDGs must include joint efforts between countries, and not in isolation. Those responsible for environmental policy should promote the idea that production must be friendly to the environment and promote the green growth of countries. The adoption of new technology, higher productivity agricultural employment, and the regulation of exports of sustainable products can contribute to achieving environmental sustainability.

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“…Increased greenhouse gas emissions result from countries' use of energy and other natural resources to maximize economic development. Carbon dioxide emissions are a significant contributor to the deterioration of the environment caused by greenhouse gases [32][33][34].…”

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The Energy Mix Dilemma and Environmental Sustainability: Interaction among Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Nuclear Energy, Urban Agglomeration, and Economic Growth

Rehman

Rădulescu

et al. 2021

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In this paper we examined the interaction between greenhouse gas emissions, nuclear energy, coal energy, urban agglomeration, and economic growth in Pakistan by utilizing time series data during 1972–2019. The stationarity of the variables was tested through unit root tests, while the ARDL (autoregressive distributed lag) method with long and short-run estimations was applied to reveal the linkages between variables. A unidirectional association between all variables was revealed by performing a Granger causality test under the vector error correction model (VECM) that was extracted during the short-run estimate. Furthermore, the stepwise least squares technique was also utilized to check the robustness of the variables. The findings of long-run estimations showed that GHG emissions, coal energy, and urban agglomeration have an adversative association with economic growth in Pakistan, while nuclear energy showed a dynamic association with the economic growth. The outcomes of short-run estimations also show that nuclear energy has a constructive association with economic growth, while the remaining variables exposed an adversative linkage to economic growth in Pakistan. Similarly, the Granger causality test under the vector error correction model (VECM) outcomes exposes that all variables have unidirectional association. Furthermore, the outcomes of the stepwise least squares technique reveals that GHG emissions and coal energy have an adverse association with economic growth, and variables nuclear energy and urban agglomeration have a productive linkage to the economic growth in Pakistan. GHG emissions are no doubt an emerging issue globally; therefore, conservative policies and financial support are needed to tackle this issue. Despite the fact that Pakistan contributes less to greenhouse gas emissions than industrialized countries, the government must implement new policies to address this problem in order to contribute to environmental sustainability while also enhancing economic development.

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A threshold approach to sustainable development: Nonlinear relationship between renewable energy consumption, natural resource rent, and ecological footprint

Cited by 193 publications

References 53 publications

The impact of natural resource rent, financial development, and urbanization on carbon emission

The impact of natural resource rent, financial development, and urbanization on carbon emission

Effect of Agricultural Employment and Export Diversification Index on Environmental Pollution: Building the Agenda towards Sustainability

The Energy Mix Dilemma and Environmental Sustainability: Interaction among Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Nuclear Energy, Urban Agglomeration, and Economic Growth

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