Global warming and greenhouse gas emissions pose severe threats to environmental
sustainability. A sustainable environment is a prerequisite for long‐term socioeconomic …

Despite the significant economic progress witnessed by the N-11 countries, their
environmental sustainability and carbon neutrality objectives remain unfulfilled. This …

The anthropogenic implications of energy consumption, real income level, and natural
resources abundance have been well documented in the environmental economics …

The prospects for new, decent jobs are large considering the transformation to a green
economy. This article examines the environmental effects of human capital in the BRICS …

The most crucial area of intense debate among economists to prevent environmental
deterioration due to global climate change is structural transformation and natural resource …

Environmental degradation is not only a serious threat to human health but also affects all
types of development projects across countries. Countries aim to control the increase in …

The nexus of natural resources and cleaner energy with carbon emissions or ecological
footprint has been explored extensively; however, consumption-based carbon emissions …

The aim of this study is to analyze the role of globalization, renewable energy consumption,
natural resources abundance, and human development index on environmental …

Understanding the role of trade diversification, natural resources, and environmental
policies is crucial for achieving ecological sustainability. By unraveling the interactions …

Globalization is an inclusive procedure that promotes worldwide cooperation and
competition among countries by reducing cross-border constraints. To this end, this study …