The impact of environmental policy stringency and environmental taxes on GHG emissions in Western and Central European countries

Dmytrenko, Denys; Prokop, Viktor; Zapletal, David

doi:10.1007/s12667-023-00651-7

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“…This suggests that intergovernmental cooperation and regional collaboration can improve the implementation of environmental tax policies and their emission reduction effects. Dmytrenko et al (2024) investigated the effects of environmental levies and stricter environmental regulations on greenhouse gas emissions in a sample of eight European nations from Central and Western Europe. Our findings indicate that only in Western Europe does the strictness of environmental regulations have a major impact.…”

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The role of environmental tax on the environmental quality in EU counties: evidence from panel vector autoregression approach

Savranlar,

Ertas,

Aslan

2024

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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This study intends to analyze the influence of environmental taxes on pollution in EU-27 nations. Furthermore, energy from renewable sources consumption and urbanization are employed to clarify CO2 emissions in this study that tests the EKC hypothesis. According to the findings, an increase in environmental taxes reduces CO2 emissions by 0.14%. Also, the data supported the validity of the EKC concept. The findings of the causality test demonstrated that there is a bidirectional causal link between CO2 emissions and environmental taxes. These results reflect that environmental tax revenues contribute to sustainability as an effective policy tool in EU countries. Policies regarding environmental tax enforcement come to the fore in terms of both keeping the balance in economic activities and serving sustainability.

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“…hand, the findings ofDmytrenko et al (2024). Their results are important because they involve the comparison of two samples, central and western Europe.…”

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