Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the dynamic linkages amongst ecological
footprints, fossil fuel consumption, real income, globalization and population in Egypt in the …

This paper aims at estimating the dynamic impact of renewable and non-renewable energy
consumption, globalization, urbanization, and economic growth on the environmental …

The purpose of the present study is to evaluate the effects of financial development, human
capital, globalization, and renewable energy consumption on ecological and carbon …

While the acceleration of globalization in newly developing (emerging) economies
contributes positively to economic developments on the one hand, it is a research topic that …

This research aims to investigate the impact of energy consumption, financial development,
and economic development on the ecological footprint in a panel of 119 developed and …

The world is in a clash between the perspectives of economic expansion and sustainable
environment. The high pace of technological progress opens space for fostering economic …

Studies have shown that factors like trade, urbanization, and economic growth may increase
the ecological footprint (EFP) since ecological distortions are mainly human-induced …

Even though a great number of researchers have explored the determinants of
environmental pollution, the majority have used carbon emissions as an indicator while only …

Without enhancing the quality of the environment, the goals of sustainable development
remain unachievable. In order to minimize the damage to the planet, sustainable practices …

This paper examines the relationship between renewable, non-renewable energy, natural
resources, human capital, and globalization on ecological footprint from 1990 to 2016 for …