Executive summary Over the past four decades, rapid urbanisation in China has brought
unprecedented health benefits to its urban population, but has also created new challenges …

The shale gas revolution has resulted in a sharp growth in the number of researchers and
collaborative work in this area, particularly during the past few decades. This study aims to …

Globally, the transportation industry is one of the leading fields that generate the largest
share of greenhouse gas emissions. While undergoing rapid development, countries …

All countries are committed to tackle global warming whatever the economic development
level. However, governments are hesitant to take aggressive actions to cut carbon emissions …

A comprehensive understanding of the interdependence between China's economy and
carbon emissions can better serve China's transition towards a low-carbon economy, and …

The global green recovery is facing a significant threat due to the escalating consumption of
coal and the announcement of new coal development plans by several leading nations. This …

Abstract China and the United States (US) produce approximately one-third of global
economic output, and emit more than two-fifths of global total carbon emissions. Comparing …

The transport sector represents one of Cameroon's economic sectors with high energy
consumption and CO 2 emissions. To this end, it is clear that practical ways to save energy …

The dispute between economic growth and greenhouse gas emissions is one of the major
challenges of the twenty-first century. The central issue of the emerging economies revolves …

In this research, the logarithmic mean Divisia index (LMDI) and the Input-Output (I–O)
models were used to explore the determinants of coal consumption change during 1999 …