Environmental provisions in preferential trade agreements (PTAs) are increasing in terms of
their number and variety. The economic effects of these environmental provisions remain …

There is mounting evidence that major improvements in environmental quality in high-
income countries over the past decades may have been achieved to a large degree through …

Purpose International trade and its effects on the environment are increasingly discussed
both in academia and by policymakers. To counter negative effects of international trade on …

The continuous outbreak of haze pollution attracted full attention and became one of the
most severe environmental problems in China. Based on the panel data of 266 prefecture …

Growth and development in middle-and low-income countries often come at an
environmental cost, but is that trade-off always necessary? This study uses a computable …

The increasing uptake of environmental provisions in preferential trade agreements (PTAs)
is well documented, but little is known about why countries prefer certain types of provisions …

The international community has acknowledged that international trade can be an effective
means of helping to achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its 17 …

Environmental concerns are increasingly being incorporated into regional trade agreements
(RTAs) to promote environmental quality and ultimately ensure compatibility between trade …

Preferential trade agreements (PTAs) increasingly include environmental provisions. While
the existing literature documents these provisions' environmental impacts, this paper sheds …

Theoretically, the synergistic reduction strategy aimed at curbing both carbon and air
pollutants emissions is more cost-effective than a singular emission abatement approach …