Effects of Biofuel Crop Expansion on Green Gross Domestic Product

Haputta, Piyanon; Bowonthumrongchai, Thongchart; Puttanapong, Nattapong; Gheewala, Shabbir H.

doi:10.3390/su14063369

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“…GCAM is a global model that links the world's energy, agriculture and land use systems to climate models [5] . Designed to assess various climate change policies and technology strategies globally over time, the model tracks emissions and atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases, carbonaceous aerosols, sulfur dioxide, and reactive gases, and provides estimates of associated climate impacts, and the model has been widely used to explore the costs of technologies and policies for climate change mitigation.…”

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“…Various methods in literature review all adopt different accounting ideas, framework structure, index system and functional application, but the existing highly recognized GGDP accounting methods lack methods to verify that using GGDP as the main measure of a country's economic health does have an impact on global climate change [5] . In this paper, we establish the accounting model of GGDP which is closely related to GDP based on SEEA.…”

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Study on the Impact of Green GDP Accounting System on Climate —— Based on Global Climate Mitigation Index Model

Li,

Zhou,

Yang

2023

HSET

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GDP index can't measure the level of a country's sustainable economic development because it only pays attention to economic development but not to climate protection.Green GDP is the core index of the comprehensive environmental-economic accounting system, which incorporates resources and environmental factors into the current GDP to better reflect a country's real economic health. This paper develops a GGDP accounting model based on SEEA, which is closely related to GDP, and analyzes the relationship between green GDP accounting system and climate mitigation. In order to study the impact of GGDP on climate, this paper divides the global countries into four categories, selects 30 representative countries, establishes a global climate mitigation index model based on GCAM model and EWM, and calculates the impact of GGDP system on climate. The results show that the growth of GGDP has a positive impact on climate mitigation. This study puts forward a new accounting system of economic development level, which is of great significance to alleviate climate change.

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Study on the Impact of Green GDP Accounting System on Climate —— Based on Global Climate Mitigation Index Model

Li,

Zhou,

Yang

2023

HSET

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“…The basic idea is to include environmental and ecological issues as components of GDP, calculate the costs and losses of environmental and resource consumption, pollution control, etc., and deduct these costs from GDP to arrive at a more comprehensive and realistic economic growth figure. The introduction of green GDP reflects not only the growing prominence of environmental issues, but also the urgent need for sustainable development and ecological civilization [2][3][4][5] .…”

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Green GDP Revolution Leading the Way to a Sustainable Future: The Case of China

Qiao,

Chen,

Jiang

2024

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Economic Management and Big Data Applications, ICEMBDA 2023, October 27–29,

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Green GDP is a more comprehensive measure of the sustainability and environmental impact of economic development by taking ecological costs such as natural resource consumption and environmental pollution into account when counting gross domestic product (GDP). The Green GDP Index (GGDPI) is an indicator that measures the sustainability of economic growth and environmental protection, and is a derivative of Green GDP. It integrates data from both economic development and environmental protection to better measure the sustainability of economic development and environmental protection. By studying the relationship between the GGDPI and other climate indicators, the impact of the GGDPI on climate mitigation can be predicted, which in turn provides decision support for policy makers to help them better formulate measures to address climate change. First, we collect data related to GGDPI, environment, etc. for GGDPI in China from 2010 to 2020, and pre-process the data. Then, using the superiority-disadvantage solution distance method, we set the indicators as positive and negative indicators, so as to analyze the country's use of GGDP as the main measure of the country's economic health.And then we build a linear regression model can help us analyze the relationship between GGDPI (Global Greenhouse Gas Reduction Index) and other climate indicators and infer from it the possible impact of GGDPI on climate mitigation.At last, based on the analysis of the above models, we propose how to achieve sustainable development in parallel with the country's economic development.

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“…In order to deal with the problems mentioned above, the concept of green GDP comes into being [3][4][5]. Compared with traditional GDP, the accounting method of green GDP not only considers the economic growth rate but also pays attention to the factors, such as resource consumption, environmental pollution and other aspects on society, so as to reflect the combined effect of economy, resources and environment more comprehensively and objectively, which is a larger overall effect on the whole society [6][7][8][9][10].…”

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Green GDP and Energy: A New Model of GGDP and Energy

2023

AJBM

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While the gross national/domestic product (GNP/GDP) index is a highly reliable indicator that reflects economic performance of a country, it still largely ignores the depreciation of assets, non-market economy and especially the damages to the environment caused by growth. Environmental sustainability of economic growth has come to be recognized as one of the most important pillars of sustainable growth and development. In order to tackle many challenges of the so-called green growth and sustainable development, we try to build a new/alternative Green GDP indicator that should give us a clearer perspective of the consequences of economic progress by offering a new approach in quantifying the cost of ecological and environmental degradation. Since the loss of natural resources is difficult to estimate, but the main purpose of natural resource loss is to obtain energy, the relationship between GGDP and energy is studied, including coal resources, natural gas resources and nuclear energy. Furthermore, the main factors affecting GGDP are indirectly explored, so as to provide reference opinions for the sustainable development of various countries. Since the obtained data is panel data, after preprocessing, logarithmic operations, F-test and Haussmann test, a random-effects model is selected, and the calculation concludes that GGDP is highly correlated with GDP, coal, natural gas and nuclear energy.

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Effects of Biofuel Crop Expansion on Green Gross Domestic Product

Cited by 6 publications

References 19 publications

Study on the Impact of Green GDP Accounting System on Climate —— Based on Global Climate Mitigation Index Model

Study on the Impact of Green GDP Accounting System on Climate —— Based on Global Climate Mitigation Index Model

Green GDP Revolution Leading the Way to a Sustainable Future: The Case of China

Green GDP and Energy: A New Model of GGDP and Energy

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