Abstract The concept of “Green Finance”(GF) has evolved over a period of time in
accordance with the aspirations of the economies. Growing global concern towards …

Concern over mitigation costs impedes the adoption of the climate policies needed to
achieve agreed global warming targets. While costs are important to consider, so are …

The goal of green finance is to pursue the coordinated development of financial activities,
environmental protection, and ecological balance. This study aims to examine the impact of …

Cities and urban areas are increasingly recognized as strategic arenas for climate change
action. Processes of urban governance addressing climate change reconfigure the politics …

Whether or not carbon regulation policies can achieve the “double dividend” of carbon
reduction and economic growth is vital for realizing the sustainable development of a certain …

Decarbonising the global housing stock is imperative for reaching climate change targets. In
the United Kingdom, hydrogen is currently being tested as a replacement fuel for natural …

The co-benefits concept implies a 'win–win'strategy to address two or more goals with a
single policy measure. There is much scholarly and policy attention paid to this concept as a …

Amidst increased climatic disasters, persisting social evils, and governance concerns,
sustainable finance and its new and innovative financial instruments have gained …

Improving access to affordable and reliable energy services for cooking is essential for
developing countries in reducing adverse human health and environmental impacts hitherto …

Cookstove carbon offset projects can progress multiple Sustainable Development Goals
(SDGs), including climate, energy, health, gender, poverty and deforestation. However …