The abrupt rise in extreme weather events (floods, heat waves, droughts, etc.) due to
changing climate in the last decades has increased the level of threats to various sectors …

In the quest for a sustainable future, energy-intensive industries (EIIs) stand at the forefront
of Europe's decarbonisation mission. Despite their significant emissions footprint, the path to …

The Green Deal, a cornerstone of the European Union's climate goals, sets out to achieve a
substantial 55% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 compared to 1990 levels …

The decarbonization of the manufacturing sector is needed to meet the climate goals set by
the Paris agreement. Most research so far has focused on large firms. Yet, medium‐sized …

We hinge on a panel data of 4660 firms across 79 countries and over 15 years to explore
how country, industry, and firm effects influence firms' CO2 emissions. Our results show that …

Over 75% of a firm's carbon footprint is attributed to logistics activities and transportation
related to the acquisition, production, and distribution of materials and goods. Green supply …

Climate change mitigation and the imperative to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) remain
significant challenges. The primary source of this problem and a crucial aspect of its …

Purpose This study aims to analyze the mediating role that green practices (GPs) and green
technologies (GTs) play in the relationship between lean manufacturing (LM) and industrial …

Energy transition has become a major challenge that will shape the global agenda in the
coming decades. In addition to governments and major energy firms, non-energy firms also …

Decarbonisation is seen as a critical factor of environmental protection policies. They
include various forms of carbon emission control, carbon pricing, and the use of …