Existing studies have widely examined the link between energy consumption, economic
growth, and CO 2 emissions regionally and globally across development levels. Very few …

The continuous consumption of fossil fuels causes two important impediments including
emission of large concentrations of CO 2 resulting in global warming and alarming utilization …

Green technological innovation and institutional quality are identified as effective
mechanisms to mitigate carbon emissions and promote sustainable development. However …

Whenever there is a question of environmental quality and economic prosperity, renewable
energy consumption leads the debate. Ghana is a country blessed with a lot of renewable …

South Asian economies have had substantial development in recent decades, but
policymakers are concerned about long-term output stability. Considering this, institutional …

Technological innovation has played an important role in the socio-economic development
of societies but, this development has come with some potential hazards to the environment …

As the largest carbon emission emitter, China has made a commitment to the international
community to achieve carbon neutrality before 2060. While most literature suggests such a …

This study analyzes the impact of renewable energy (REN), trade globalization (GLO), and
technological innovation (TEI) on environmental quality in China. In doing so, the study …

China is facing unprecedented pressure to control its carbon emissions as it is the biggest
emitter across the world. The Chinese central government has shown its ambition to reduce …

This research explores the nexus of economic expansion, population, use of renewable
energy, democracy, and the combined effect of democracy and GDP on carbon dioxide (CO …