Nexus between natural resources, financial development, green innovation and environmental sustainability in China: Fresh insight from novel quantile ARDL

Chen, Fu; Wang, Liyun; Gu, Qiaojing; Wang, Mingyue; Ding, Xuanwen

doi:10.1016/j.resourpol.2022.102955

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“…The idea is that environmental education is effective if and only if it finds its application in practice: people and businesses exhibit environmental ethics and environmental behavior. As real indicators, we propose the following Environmental indicators: Environmental Sustainability Index [24] as an integral indicator; detailed indicators: Number of Patents on environmental technologies Data OECD [25,26,27]; Total natural resource rents as a % of GDP [28]; Renewable energy consumption per capita; Renewable internal freshwater resources per capita (cub. m.), Natural resources depletion, Fossil fuel energy consumption (% of total), [data from World Bank Open Data, 29].…”

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Environmental education and its principles

Putilova,

Tsiplakova,

Diachkova

et al. 2023

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The article is devoted to the study of possibilities for the formation and development of environmental behavior and environmental education. The authors analyzed the concepts of "ecology", "environmental behavior" and "environmental education", proving the need to include these concepts in modern culture and education. The article shows a connection between the environmental problems of the modern world and the present ethical existentials. Ecology is becoming a necessary maxim of modern education. The authors argue that the spread of environmental behavior and the introduction of environmental education will lead to an improvement in the environmental situation in the world. The article deals with environmental ethics, environmental behavior, and principles of environmental education. A connection is made between environmental education and environmental culture. Harmonious human existence is possible only in an ecological society.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Environmental education and its principles

Putilova,

Tsiplakova,

Diachkova

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…In 2004, only 13 provinces, including Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, Shandong, Jiangsu, Guangdong, Fujian, Zhejiang Hainan, Henan, Hubei, Sichuan and Liaoning, have a coupling coordination degree of above 0.4, which indicates that CCDGE in these provinces were in the stage of moderate coupling coordination. Until 2020, only Beijing, Shandong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Guangdong in eastern region reach the stage of high coupling coordination, but Qinghai, Xinjiang and Ningxia in western region are still in the stage of low coupling coordination [4]. As shown in Table 3, the average of CCDGE at country level indicates that the coupling coordination development between green nance and environmental governance of China is always moderate.…”

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“…Similarly, the study of Nasir et al (2019) shows that there is a long-run co-integration relationship between nancial development and environmental degradation in the ve ASEAN countries, i.e., nancial development increases environmental degradation. The recent study of Chen et al (2022) reveals that nancial development impedes sustainable development in China. However, believe that nancial development and trade opening play a vital role in improving environmental quality and can effectively reduce carbon emissions.…”

Section: Financial Development and Environmental Qualitymentioning

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The coupling coordination development between green finance and environmental governance in China: Measurement and spatial-temporal analysis

Geng

Wang

Ruan

et al. 2022

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To direct financial resources for achieving the goal of environmental governance, the Chinese government has devoted increasing efforts to developing green finance. However, few studies explored the relationship between green finance and environmental governance. Thus, this paper first theoretically discusses the interactive connection between green finance and environmental governance. Then we construct two comprehensive indicator systems and use entropy method to calculate green finance index (GFI) and environmental governance index (EGI) for 30 provinces of China from 2004 to 2020. Using the data of GFI and EGI, the coupling coordination degree of green finance and environmental governance (CCDGE) is measured by coupling coordination model. The findings of spatial-temporal analysis show that GFI has grown more rapidly than EGI, but the development of green finance still lags behind environmental governance because of its short history. Although CCDGE is increasing steadily, it has been hovering in the moderate coupling coordination stage for a long time, and still has a great distance to the high coupling coordination level. The relationship between green finance and environmental governance are still in a state of disorderly development that restricts each other. Additionally, there are obvious regional differences in GFI and EGI and the interactive effect between green finance and environmental governance. Specifically, GFI and EGI in eastern China are highest, while CCDGE presents with a ladder decline status of ‘eastern region > central region > northeast region > west region’.

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“…It can help enterprises improve their sustainable competitiveness and sustainable development capabilities [ [11]], and thus help enterprises improve their environmental, social and Performance in all aspects of corporate governance. First, research points out that by enhancing green innovation capabilities, companies can improve their pollutant management and help companies improve their environmental governance performance [ [12]]. Secondly, new R&D technologies can help companies better assume social responsibilities and improve their social responsibility.…”

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Research on the Impact of Media Attention on Corporate ESG Performance-based on the Mediating Effect of Green Innovation

Dong

2024

AJMSS

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In order to achieve the goal of green economic development, the environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance of enterprises has gradually attracted the attention of organizations from all walks of life. Therefore, how to improve corporate ESG performance to achieve green economic transformation and improve sustainable development capabilities has become a key issue in theory and practice. Based on data from 724 listed companies in China from 2015 to 2021, this study systematically explores the impact of media attention on corporate ESG performance and the intermediary role of green innovation. Research shows that media attention has a positive impact on corporate ESG performance. The higher the media attention, the better the corporate ESG performance. In addition, green innovation plays a mediating role in the impact of media attention on corporate ESG performance.

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Nexus between natural resources, financial development, green innovation and environmental sustainability in China: Fresh insight from novel quantile ARDL

Cited by 24 publications

References 53 publications

Environmental education and its principles

Environmental education and its principles

The coupling coordination development between green finance and environmental governance in China: Measurement and spatial-temporal analysis

Research on the Impact of Media Attention on Corporate ESG Performance-based on the Mediating Effect of Green Innovation

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