Most countries prioritize economic policy that aims to achieve sustainable economic growth,
as measured by Gross Domestic Product (GDP). However, economic development has led …

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

Bangladesh is well on course to become one of the leading emerging market economies in
the world. Hence, it can be expected that the economic growth of Bangladesh would …

As a thermochemical conversion process, biomass pyrolysis has received a lot of interest for
energy recovery by generating clean fuels, valuable compounds, and advanced materials …

Bangladesh has been acknowledged as one of the fast-emerging global economies and its
economy is expected to significantly grow in the years to come. As a result, the demand for …

With rapid economic growth, BRICS is facing enormous burdens of carbon emission and
severe issues of income inequality. However, behind this economic success, the BRICS …

Worldwide, the use of fossil fuels covers almost 80% of the entire energy needs. In the
European Union (EU), 2020 represents a watershed: for the first time, renewables were the …

We examine the relationship between human capital and energy consumption in the United
Kingdom employing time series data dating back to the beginning of the sixteenth century …

Few studies have examined the link between the importation of cultural goods and carbon
emission. With an emphasis on the driving forces of carbon emission, this paper constructs …

The question of how to gradually transform the economic growth mode from extensive
growth to intensive economic growth, and steadily improve the efficiency of green economic …