Impact of tourist arrivals on environmental quality: a way towards environmental sustainability targets

Adebayo, Tomiwa Sunday; Akadırı, Seyi Saint; Asuzu, Obioma Chinenyenwa; Pennap, Nanfa Hamisu; Sadiq-Bamgbopa, Yetunde

doi:10.1080/13683500.2022.2045914

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“…The study outcome agrees with the study of (Miao et al, 2022) for BRICS nations using a dataset from the period 1990-2018 which reported that a surge in green energy abate CO 2 . Likewise, the studies of (Adebayo et al, 2022) and (Kirikkaleli and Adebayo, 2020) reported that green energy promotes ecological sustainability. Moreover, we uncovered that eco-innovation stimulates sustainability of the environment.…”

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“…Moreover, the research discovered that nonrenewable energy stimulates the deterioration of the environment. This result is to be anticipated, given that energy is understood as a crucial part of the production, and an increase in energy use is assumed to raise economic productivity (Adebayo et al, 2022). Higher energy consumption, on the other hand, can have an effect on the quality of the environment since the burning of energy resources, particularly fossil fuels, results in the release of GHG; hence, energy utilization can be said to be harmful to the environment.…”

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Towards Sustainable Environment in G7 Nations: The Role of Renewable Energy Consumption, Eco-innovation and Trade Openness

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Irfan

Altuntaş

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Front. Environ. Sci.

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Some of the globe’s most economically advanced nations make up the G7 (Canada, Japan, France, Germany, Italy, United States and United Kingdom). Nevertheless, in tandem with such strong economic growth, the environmental conditions in these nations have deteriorated, raising serious issues among stakeholders. Therefore, we examine the effect of eco-innovation and trade openness on CO2 emissions in G7 nations. We also take into account the role of renewable energy, economic growth and nonrenewable energy use using a dataset covering the period from 1990–2019. We employed recent econometric techniques such as slope heterogeneity (SH) and cross-sectional dependence (CSD), Westerlund cointegration, fully modified ordinary least square (FMOLS), dynamic ordinary least square (DOLS), panel quantile regression and panel causality tests to assess these associations. The outcomes of the CSD and SH tests disclosed that using a first-generation unit root test will produce biase outcomes. Furthermore, the outcomes of the Westerlund cointegration disclosed support long-run association between CO2 and its drivers. In addition, the results of the long-run estimators (FMOLS and DOLS) unveiled that nonrenewable energy and trade openness contribute to the damage to the environment while economic expansion, renewable energy and eco-innovation enhance the quality of the environment. Furthermore, the outcomes of GDP, REC and ECO curb CO2 while NREC energy and TO surge CO2. Finally, the outcomes of the panel causality test unveiled that CO2 emissions can be predicted by all the exogenous variables.

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Towards Sustainable Environment in G7 Nations: The Role of Renewable Energy Consumption, Eco-innovation and Trade Openness

Olanrewaju

Irfan

Altuntaş

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…The study of 23 in China on the role of energy towards ecological neutrality using data from 1990Q1 and 2018Q4 reported that both fossil fuel and renewable energy contribute to decreased ecological integrity. Contrarily, the paper of 24 in Thailand on the role of energies from 1980 to 2018 reported that NREC escalates CO 2 while REC mitigates the emission of CO 2 . Likewise, 25 inspected the energies-emissions association in the USA using the ARDL.…”

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Insights from BRICS-T economies on the impact of human capital and renewable electricity consumption on environmental quality

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Adebayo

Agyekum

et al. 2023

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This paper evaluates the impact of electricity consumption from renewable and nonrenewable sources on the load capacity factor for BRICS-T nations using data from 1990 to 2018. The paper used linear and nonlinear autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) approaches to explore these associations. The results of the Westerlund co-integration show long-run co-integration between load capacity factor and the independent variables. The results show that renewable electricity energy and human capital contribute to the sustainability of the environment, while electricity consumption, economic growth, and industrialization impede environmental sustainability. Similarly, the nonlinear effect of renewable electricity energy on LCF shows interesting findings. The positive (negative) shift in renewable electricity energy increases ecological sustainability in the BRICS-T nations. Furthermore, the Dumitrescu Hurlin panel causality gives credence to both linear and nonlinear ARDL results. The study suggests policy recommendations based on these results.

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“…Tourism development (TO) has brought many benefits to a country and its resident, such as promoting infrastructure, attracting foreign direct investment, generating new jobs, and stimulating cultural change, thereby boosting economic growth. However, many tourism activities depend on the natural eco-system exploitation, so tourism promotion leads to increased transportation, hunting, and energy consumption, and thus the link between tourism activities and environmental degradation is generated (Adebayo et al, 2022; Akadiri et al, 2018; Khoi et al, 2021; Wang et al, 2021). One urgent challenge that every country or region has been facing is maintaining the balance between TO and its impact on environmental quality (Akadiri et al, 2019; Debbage & Debbage, 2019; Dolnicar, 2020; Sun et al, 2020).…”

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Do Tourism Development and Globalization Reinforce Ecological Footprint? Evidence From RCEP Countries

Ngọc

2022

Sage Open

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Environmental degradation is one of the most urgent challenges facing governments and communities. Thus, the study aims to explore the influence of tourism development (TO), economic growth (GDP), and globalization (GLOB) on the environment (measured by the ecological footprint index, EF) in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) countries. By adopting a panel non-linear autoregressive distributed lag (panel NARDL) approach, the outcomes reveal that the impact of TO is an asymmetry in the long run but symmetry in the short run. More precisely, this study finds that positive changes in TO have a negative impact, while negative changes positively drive EF in the long run. In addition, the result also indicates that GDP positively influences EF, while GLOB has a significant negative impact on EF. Based on these findings, the work suggests practical policies for RCEP’s administrators to promote tourism and reduce ecological deficit.

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Impact of tourist arrivals on environmental quality: a way towards environmental sustainability targets

Cited by 41 publications

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Towards Sustainable Environment in G7 Nations: The Role of Renewable Energy Consumption, Eco-innovation and Trade Openness

Towards Sustainable Environment in G7 Nations: The Role of Renewable Energy Consumption, Eco-innovation and Trade Openness

Insights from BRICS-T economies on the impact of human capital and renewable electricity consumption on environmental quality

Do Tourism Development and Globalization Reinforce Ecological Footprint? Evidence From RCEP Countries

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