The development of industrial and commercial activities in developing countries has
increased the amount of waste generated by economic activities, which has generated …

Abstract Complying with the Paris Agreement on Climate Change requires leaving fossil
fuels underground (LFFU), which raises justice issues regarding the Global South and its …

Climate change threats and the necessity to achieve global Sustainable Development Goals
demand unprecedented economic and social shifts around the world, including a …

Shifting from fossil-fuel (FF) to renewable energy systems, a process known as energy
transition (ET), is crucial for developing countries as the ET brings new opportunities to …

The enduring impact of the synergy between environmental sustainability and natural
resources varies across countries depending on the economic structure. Though the …

The severity of the global climate issue is rising, primarily as a result of excessive carbon
dioxide emissions. Climate change is a global problem. How to reduce carbon dioxide …

Constant exploitation of natural resources has resulted from the industrialization and
urbanization of society. One of the possible causes of the COVID-19 pandemic is an …

Given the ongoing low-carbon energy transition in China, the social, economic, and
environmental consequences of this transition cannot be overlooked. Achieving common …

With more countries committing to achieving carbon neutrality targets by midcentury to
mitigate global climate change, it is necessary to replace the combustion of fossil fuels in the …

This study investigates the impacts of economic growth, energy transition, mineral market,
traditional energy, environmental policy stringency, and load capacity factor on natural …