Groundwater contamination with the threat of COVID-19: Insights into CSR theory of Carroll's pyramid

Huo, Chunhui; Dar, Afzal Ahmed; Nawaz, Ahsan; Hameed, Javaria; Albashar, Gadah; Pan, Bao; Wang, Chuanyi

doi:10.1016/j.jksus.2020.101295

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“…There was also a disruption in routine immunization and other health services, which adversely impacted the common people (37). Another worry is the impact of sewage waste and drainage on groundwater as the presence of COVID-19 in stool has been fundamentally revealed in literature (38). Groundwater pollution is getting more serious in nations like India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, where waste is released into water bodies (38).…”

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“…Another worry is the impact of sewage waste and drainage on groundwater as the presence of COVID-19 in stool has been fundamentally revealed in literature (38). Groundwater pollution is getting more serious in nations like India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, where waste is released into water bodies (38). A host of impurities and microorganisms weaken groundwater quality, and the presence of stool in sewage channel water prompting groundwater contamination can be an arising danger and could facilitate further spread of COVID-19 (38).…”

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“…Groundwater pollution is getting more serious in nations like India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, where waste is released into water bodies (38). A host of impurities and microorganisms weaken groundwater quality, and the presence of stool in sewage channel water prompting groundwater contamination can be an arising danger and could facilitate further spread of COVID-19 (38). This plague has also caused the disruption of other health care services, routine immunization being one of them.…”

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India's COVID-19 Burdens, 2020

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The purpose of this article is two pronged; first, to identify and report public health implications of the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and second, to report challenges uniquely faced by the citizens of India from a population health perspective. We have done both while closely examining epidemiological data that is accessible via SMAART's RAPID Tracker. This policy informatics platform is a live database aimed to track the geospatial spread of the COVID-19 outbreak and policy actions globally and is administered collaboratively by CUNY's Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy and a global, non-profit public health incubator. Infectivity, incidence, and recovery rates were computed and graphical representations of epidemiological datasets were studied. We have discussed a plausible conceptual framework based on the principles of population health informatics for countries with similar characteristics to build a stronger public and community health foundation in order to safeguard populations during a health emergency in the future.

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India's COVID-19 Burdens, 2020

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“…There are previous papers that examine the determinants of SRI during the COVID-19 era. For instance, Huo et al (17) indicated that the spreading threat of COVID-19 could be reduced by researching corporate social responsibility activities and the corresponding measures. Much of the literature has pointed out that social responsibility should be integrated into the corporate governance structure and become the bottom line of enterprise operation during pandemics, including COVID-19.…”

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Pandemic Uncertainty and Socially Responsible Investments

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Yang

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This paper examines the effects of pandemic uncertainty on socially responsible investments. We use the overall corporate sustainability performance index in the Global-100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World dataset to measure socially responsible investments. The global pandemic uncertainty is also measured by the World Pandemic Uncertainty Index. We focus on the panel dataset from 2012 to 2020, and the results show that the World Pandemic Uncertainty Index is positively related to socially responsible investments. The main findings remain significant when we utilize various panel estimation techniques.

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“…It is impossible to read and address such a large number of individuals without social media help and entrepreneurships (Cao et al, 2018). Consumer behavior is most important in marketing, as (Huo et al, 2020) it helps and guides the marketers to plan their strategies and tactics more efficiently (Hair and Sarstedt, 2021). The consumer-socialization theory predicts that communication among consumers affects their affective (Harrigan et al, 2021), cognitive, and behavioral attitudes (Ward, 1974).…”

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Battling for Consumer's Positive Purchase Intention: A Comparative Study Between Two Psychological Techniques to Achieve Success and Sustainability for Digital Entrepreneurships

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This research focuses on students' online purchase intentions in Pakistan toward different products available for sale on numerous e-business websites. This study's main objective is to determine which methodology is better to enhance customer online purchase intention. It also aims to discover how to improve perceived benefits and lower perceived risks associated with any available online product and entrepreneurship. AMOS 24 has been used to deal with the mediation in study design with bootstrap methodology. The study was conducted on 250 students from different educational institutes in Pakistan using a simple random sampling technique. A finding of this study suggests that both methods positively impact online purchase intention of consumers and sustainable digital economy. But social media advertisement is more effective through enhancing the perceived benefits of products. In contrast, product content factors are more effective at lowering the perceived risks associated with available online products.

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Groundwater contamination with the threat of COVID-19: Insights into CSR theory of Carroll's pyramid

Cited by 45 publications

References 28 publications

India's COVID-19 Burdens, 2020

India's COVID-19 Burdens, 2020

Pandemic Uncertainty and Socially Responsible Investments

Battling for Consumer's Positive Purchase Intention: A Comparative Study Between Two Psychological Techniques to Achieve Success and Sustainability for Digital Entrepreneurships

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