Trade allows regions to exchange goods and services domestically and internationally,
resulting in significant shifts in energy usage. However, what remains unclear is how these …

Reducing the energy demand has become a key mechanism for limiting climate change, but
there are practical limitations associated with large energy savings in a growing global …

Understanding the relationship between energy use and well-being is crucial for designing
holistic energy policy. The latter has to both effectively mitigate climate change driven by …

The sustainability of transportation systems is frequently linked to human preferences, hence
it is pertinent to align quotidian commuting choices with sustainable development goals. The …

Transitioning to more sustainable energy technologies is a vital step in the move toward
reducing global greenhouse gas emissions. However, several physical constraints could …

The energy-emissions-climate nexus is closely related to economic activities and
international trade. However, countries contribute differently to climate change according to …

Efforts to assess the possibilities for decoupling economic growth from resource use and
negative environmental impacts have examined their historical relationship, with varying …

Biodiversity loss caused by housing is not a well-defined sector of environmental impact.
This research quantifies effects on biodiversity of an average Spanish Single-Family House …

Existing climate mitigation scenarios assume future rates of economic growth that are
significantly higher than what has been experienced in the recent past. In this article we …

The former consensus on a link between energy consumption and improved well-being of a
country has been scrutinized by scholars for decades and is, succinctly, for the time being a …