With rapid economic development through financial inclusion and its detrimental impact on
the environment, economies have been driven to seek innovative and ecofriendly solutions …

The asymmetrical impacts of globalization and tourism on pollution emissions of 5 South
Asian countries for the period from 1980 to 2018 are examined through a non-linear …

The study empirically explores the long-run dynamic influence of output, tourism, energy
use, trade, financial development, and urbanization on CO 2 emissions in the framework of …

This study has been carried out to analyze the contribution of industrialization and energy
consumption by keeping the role of urbanization on environmental pollution for South Asia …

On one side, the rapid progress in financial development boosts economic growth. On the
other hand, it forces both the developed and emerging countries to play the role of good …

This study investigates the asymmetric dynamic effects of financial development on
ecological footprint in Nigeria over the period 1971–2014 using the nonlinear …

Despite their acute climatic susceptibility, the hot, arid Middle Eastern countries are among
the world's largest energy consumers and emitters of greenhouse gases, particularly carbon …

The focus of this exploration was to examine the linkage between trade openness and CO2
effusions in the developing eight (D8) countries. An unbalanced panel dataset spanning the …

Abstract Although West African nations are flourishing economically of late, they still have
environmental issues due to the high rate of emissions in the bloc. Despite the worsening …

This study examines long-term connection and short-term dynamics concerning ecological
footprint and six independent variables, named fossil fuel consumption, energy …