Energy solutions that address developmental issues related to economic growth,
environment, and social equity are simultaneously needed by developing nations. Despite …

Motivated by Finland's ambitious transition to circular economy through the reduction of
consumable non-renewable resources and carbon neutral 2035, this study employs the …

With Iceland's CAP 2020, the country aims significant improvement in the state of its
environment through reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emission especially in energy …

The role of a reliable resource consumption measurement is essential for devising a
relevant climate policy. The consumption-based material footprint is trade-adjusted domestic …

Regulations and taxes are considered essential drivers for climate change policies and
improving ecological quality. The prior research primarily relies on regulatory or non …

The world has witnessed a significant rise in greenhouse gas emissions since the end of the
20th century as several economies begin to emerge into industrial hubs and manufacturing …

This research explores the role of green resource productivity, renewable energy, economic
globalization, and economic growth towards advancing the pursuits of decarbonization in …

Despite the high commitments of the European Union (EU) member countries toward
achieving the sustainable development goals (SDGs), on average, the region has reportedly …

This study examines whether the raw material productivity, export intensification, and
environmental‐related technologies in the Nordic region (ie, Denmark, Finland, Iceland …

Despite the fact that China's economy has grown swiftly since the reform and opening up,
the problem of environmental degradation in China has become increasingly significant …