RETRACTED ARTICLE: Role of energy consumption and sustainability-oriented eco-innovation on economic growth: evidence from Middle Eastern economy

Tu, Yu-Te; Lin, Chia-Yang; Ehsanullah, Syed; Anh, Nguyen Ho Viet; Duong, Khoa Dang; Huy, Pham Quang

doi:10.1007/s11356-022-22257-9

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“…The existing literature points out that by sustainability-oriented dynamic capabilities, enterprises apply the comprehensive effects of external resource integration, internal and external resource identification integration, and resource construction and reallocation to promote green product innovation and green product marketing and obtain good market feedback for green products [25]. The sustainability-oriented eco-innovation capability helps enterprises to meet the rapidly changing regulatory, technological, and market demands [26]. Enterprises also include the ability to voluntarily implement environmental management policies, voluntarily undertake social responsibili-ties, ecological research, and development, innovation capabilities, green market perception capabilities [27], and green marketing practice capabilities.…”

Section: Green Marketing Subjects: Enterprisesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cite Space-Based Bibliometric Analysis of Green Marketing

2023

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“Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets”. Green marketing and sustainable development have become crucial topics in economic and social development. During 2019–2023, there are nearly 952 publications on green marketing-related topics in the Web of Science core database, and a large number of scholars researched green marketing, but there is still a lack of comprehensive and systematic studies on the current status of green marketing research and hot trends. The main purpose of this study is to summarize and sort out the current status of green marketing research by reviewing the literature related to green marketing (enterprises vs. consumers). Meanwhile, using Cite Space 6.2 R2 software, the core literature of green marketing in the past five years was screened, the data were visualized and analyzed, and a knowledge map of the cooperative authors, institutions, countries, and keywords was drawn in an attempt to discover the research hotspots and major development trends of green marketing. The results show that the publications and citation frequency of green marketing-related literature showed an increasing trend from 2019 to 2023, and the highest citation frequency was reached in 2022. Green marketing literature appears more frequently in the USA, China, and England and has a higher influence. Green management, firm performance, green innovation, green strategy, green capability, sustainable development, green business, green market orientation, green supply chain management, green exploitation, green responsibility, ecosystem, green commitment, green perceptions, green competitive advantage, and corporate social responsibility reflect the hot topics and important themes of green marketing research. This study innovatively combines a green marketing literature review and bibliometric analysis, comprehensively and systematically discusses the current status of green marketing research and hot trends based on both textual and data perspectives, and puts forward the “individual-environment-economy-society” virtuous ecological cycle of green marketing from a macro perspective.

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Section: Green Marketing Subjects: Enterprisesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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2023

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“…The CSR concept has gained significant prominence since the publication of economist Howard Bowen's book Social Responsibilities of the Businessman in the 1950s [11]. Bowen became the first economist to introduce comprehensive discussions regarding business ethics and social responsibilities [12]. The various social responsibilities that Bowen discussed included environmental conservation, ethical labor practices, volunteering, and philanthropy [12][13][14].…”

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“…Bowen became the first economist to introduce comprehensive discussions regarding business ethics and social responsibilities [12]. The various social responsibilities that Bowen discussed included environmental conservation, ethical labor practices, volunteering, and philanthropy [12][13][14]. Furthermore, the growing challenges such as climate change have made these responsibilities more meaningful to businesses around the world.…”

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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Sustainability in Water Supply: A Systematic Review

Silva

2024

Sustainability

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Although access to clean and safe water is a fundamental human right, millions of people around the world lack this essential resource. Through their CSR initiatives, companies are promoting responsible and sustainable practices to ensure the appropriate use and management of water resources. Using a systematic review and PRISMA framework, this study examined the impact of CSR initiatives on sustainable water supply. A total of 108 articles were identified, and 33 were subjected to further reviews and analysis. This study found that CSR initiatives contribute to sustainable water supply through water conservation, water stewardship, responsible supply chains, and various educational and training initiatives. This study found that CSR initiatives have been effective in transforming behaviors and converting millions of people around the world into water activists. Corporations are also leveraging new technologies to enhance efficiency in their operations and minimize excessive water waste. This study also found that corporations must build responsible business practices through ethical, economic, and environmental responsibility. Although CSR initiatives can be too costly for many organizations, businesses can reduce costs through strategic partnerships and leveraging technological innovations to promote water conservation and hygiene.

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“…Fossil fuels are the main source of energy worldwide, with approximately 81.1% supplied by petrochemical resources [3]. Renewable energy, such as solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal power, ofers cleaner alternatives that produce little to no greenhouse gas emissions during operation [7]. Tese sources of energy are also considered sustainable because they naturally replenish over time.…”

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Biogas Production through Anaerobic Codigestion of Distillery Wastewater Sludge and Disposable Spent Yeast

Duguma,

Bekele,

Geda

2024

International Journal of Chemical Engineering

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The ongoing industrial transformation in developing countries, including Ethiopia, has resulted in a significant increase in harmful pollutants in the environment. Various industrial activities release toxic wastewater sludge and spent yeast into the surrounding ecosystem, posing risks to public health and the environment. However, these waste materials have the potential for energy extraction and recycling. This study aimed to investigate and harness the biogas potential through anaerobic codigestion of distillery wastewater sludge and waste yeast. The researchers employed a response surface approach utilizing Box–Behnken experimental designs (BBD) to assess the three key experimental parameters influencing biogas yield: pH levels (6, 7, and 8), volume ratio (85, 92, and 99%), and temperature (33, 36.5, and 40°C). Before and after the digestion process, the researchers measured the total solids (TS), biological oxygen demand (BOD5), chemical oxygen demand (COD), and pH of all substrates. Additionally, measurements of temperature, total nitrate, and total phosphate were taken before digestion. The methane yield was modeled using a second-order polynomial through the BBD method in Design Expert software, with a p value threshold of ≤5%. The results showed that the maximum methane yield of 61.18% was achieved at a pH of 7, a temperature of 36.5°C, and a volume ratio of 92%. Conversely, the lowest methane yield of 40.13% was obtained at a pH of 6, a temperature of 33°C, and a volume ratio of 92%. The linear and quadratic values of the model (A, B, C, A2, B2, and C2) were determined to be significant terms, with p values ≤5%. Overall, the biogas yields obtained from the anaerobic codigestion of distillery wastewater and waste yeast were promising. This process has the potential to effectively remove BOD5, COD, and TS from distillery spent wash and sludge. The findings suggest that anaerobic codigestion could be a viable approach for both energy production and waste management in the setting of distillery waste.

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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Role of energy consumption and sustainability-oriented eco-innovation on economic growth: evidence from Middle Eastern economy

Cited by 10 publications

References 74 publications

Cite Space-Based Bibliometric Analysis of Green Marketing

Cite Space-Based Bibliometric Analysis of Green Marketing

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Sustainability in Water Supply: A Systematic Review

Biogas Production through Anaerobic Codigestion of Distillery Wastewater Sludge and Disposable Spent Yeast

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