The impacts of globalization, renewable energy, and agriculture on CO2 emissions in India: Contextual evidence using a novel composite carbon emission-related atmospheric quality index

Alam, Md. Shabbir; Pachiyappan, Duraisamy; Siddik, Abu Bakkar; Murshed, Muntasir; Mahmood, Haider; Manigandan, Palanisamy; Kırıkkaleli, Derviş

doi:10.1016/j.gr.2023.04.005

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“…Renewable energy offers significant economic advantages, such as increased energy access, enhanced energy security and the exploitation of local renewable resources, as well as lowering GHGs. This is consistent with the apriori expectation proposed in this research and with the studies of (Adebayo et al, 2023;Apergis et al, 2023;Awosusi et al, 2023;Gangopadhyay et al, 2023;Shabbir Alam et al, 2023).…”

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Modelling the connection between energy intensity, renewable energy, globalization, technological innovation and CO₂ emissions: A Quantile–on–Quantile technique

Somoye,

Seraj,

Ozdeser

et al. 2024

Geological Journal

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As Nigeria progresses towards reaching net‐zero emissions by 2060, it is crucial to identify the factors responsible for environmental deterioration and those that enhance ecological well‐being. It is equally significant to emphasize that Nigeria's economy is heavily dependent on fossil fuels, which have proven unsustainable and environmentally unsafe. As a result, this research investigates the impact of energy intensity (EINT), renewable energy consumption (RENC), globalization (GLOX), technological innovation (TINV) and carbon dioxide emissions (CO2) in Nigeria from 1990Q1–2019Q4. The methods employed include Quantile–on–Quantile (QQ) and non–parametric causality. The QQ method reveals that EINT has both positive and negative impacts on CO2, varying in magnitude from 3 to −5. Higher quantiles of RENC tend to influence CO2 positively, whereas the lower quantile has a negative impact. Negative shocks of GLOX on CO2 have less impact, with a maximum magnitude of −1 at the upper quantile of CO2. In contrast, the positive shocks seem to have a stronger impact and vary in magnitude. TINV has negative shocks across all quantiles. In addition, a significant causality is observed in the upper, middle and lower quantiles. This study suggests that policymakers should implement policies encouraging investments in renewable energy and green technologies.

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Modelling the connection between energy intensity, renewable energy, globalization, technological innovation and CO₂ emissions: A Quantile–on–Quantile technique

Somoye,

Seraj,

Ozdeser

et al. 2024

Geological Journal

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“…Regarding carbon emissions and air pollution, there is currently a lack of corresponding research in the academic community at the urban scale, and a lack of consideration for the simultaneous impact of control measures on both atmospheric pollutants and carbon emissions. For example, Shabbir Alam et al [17] looked at carbon emissions and air pollution in India from the perspective of government restrictions, finding an approximately linear relationship between regional carbon emissions and air pollution, and a non-linear U-shaped relationship with renewable energy, but did not elaborate on the advantages and disadvantages of control measures. Wang et al [18] confirmed from the perspective of spatial spillover that there is a certain symbiosis and aggregation between carbon emissions and air pollution but did not point out the synergistic impact of control measures on both.…”

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Coordination Relationship of Carbon Emissions and Air Pollutants under Governance Measures in a Typical Industrial City in China

Wang,

Ma,

Wang

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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Coordinating and controlling carbon and atmospheric pollutant emissions in industrial cities poses challenges, making it difficult to formulate effective environmental governance strategies in China. This study used the Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ) and Long-range Energy Alternatives Planning (LEAP) models, with a typical industrial city in the Sichuan Basin as the case study. Five emission reduction scenarios, one integration scenario, and one baseline scenario were set to quantitatively analyze the synergistic effect between carbon emissions and atmospheric pollutant emissions. The results indicate a high synergy between sulfur dioxide and greenhouse gases. For every one-point decrease in the Air Quality Composite Index (AQCI), the Industrial Restructuring Scenario (IR), Other Source Management Scenario (OSM), Transportation Energy Efficiency Improvement Scenario (TEEI), Industrial Energy Efficiency Improvement Scenario (IEEI), and Transportation Restructuring (TR) scenarios would require a reduction in carbon emissions by 56,492.79 kilotons, 39,850.45 kilotons, 34,027.5 kilotons, 22,356.58 kilotons, and 3243.33 kilotons, respectively. The results indicate that governance measures, such as improving transportation structure and upgrading industrial technologies, provide stronger support for simultaneous carbon emissions reductions and air quality improvement.

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“…As research progressed, scholars started to explore the factors influencing agricultural carbon emissions from various perspectives. External factors include carbon taxes, economics, renewable energy sources, agricultural technology, urbanization, and policy (Liu et al, 2017;Ismael et al, 2018;Ridzuan et al, 2020;Dumortier and Elobeid, 2021;Liu et al, 2021;Alam et al, 2023;Li et al, 2023;Wojewodzki et al, 2023;Xia et al, 2023). Internal factors mainly revolve around land use (Liu et al, 2023).…”

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The impact and spatial effect of rural revitalization on agricultural carbon dioxide emissions: a case study of Henan Province

Zhao,

2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Clarifying the influencing mechanism of rural revitalization on agricultural carbon emissions is crucial for attaining carbon peaking and carbon neutrality. This study utilized spatial econometric model, mediating effect model and dual fixed effect model to explore the influence and spatial impact of rural revitalization on carbon emissions from agricultural land by using the panel data of prefectural cities in Henan Province. Results indicate that rural revitalization exerts a notable beneficial influence on carbon emissions, as its improvement results in a rise in such emissions. Furthermore, rural revitalization demonstrates a favorable spatial spillover effect on agricultural carbon emissions in neighboring cities. Agricultural GDP and mechanical technological progress act as intermediate factors, as rural revitalization promotes carbon emissions from agriculture by fostering economic development and technological advancements. Heterogeneity analysis indicates that the correlation between rural revitalization and greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture is nonlinear, as moderate and low levels of rural revitalization promote agricultural carbon emissions, while higher levels exhibit a negative effect. Thus, rural revitalization exhibits an inflection point effect on agricultural carbon emissions.

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The impacts of globalization, renewable energy, and agriculture on CO2 emissions in India: Contextual evidence using a novel composite carbon emission-related atmospheric quality index

Cited by 52 publications

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Modelling the connection between energy intensity, renewable energy, globalization, technological innovation and CO₂ emissions: A Quantile–on–Quantile technique

Modelling the connection between energy intensity, renewable energy, globalization, technological innovation and CO₂ emissions: A Quantile–on–Quantile technique

Coordination Relationship of Carbon Emissions and Air Pollutants under Governance Measures in a Typical Industrial City in China

The impact and spatial effect of rural revitalization on agricultural carbon dioxide emissions: a case study of Henan Province

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The impacts of globalization, renewable energy, and agriculture on CO2 emissions in India: Contextual evidence using a novel composite carbon emission-related atmospheric quality index

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Modelling the connection between energy intensity, renewable energy, globalization, technological innovation and CO2 emissions: A Quantile–on–Quantile technique

Modelling the connection between energy intensity, renewable energy, globalization, technological innovation and CO2 emissions: A Quantile–on–Quantile technique

Coordination Relationship of Carbon Emissions and Air Pollutants under Governance Measures in a Typical Industrial City in China

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Modelling the connection between energy intensity, renewable energy, globalization, technological innovation and CO₂ emissions: A Quantile–on–Quantile technique

Modelling the connection between energy intensity, renewable energy, globalization, technological innovation and CO₂ emissions: A Quantile–on–Quantile technique