This current study provides new insight by presenting the role of natural resources and
renewable energy use in affecting carbon emissions in the background of the Environmental …

Global trade not only brings about the exchange of goods and services, but also stimulates
the transfer of carbon emissions. Given different economic development stages and …

We diagnose CO 2 emission changes and determine the driving mechanisms and spatial
spillover effect worldwide using spatial econometric techniques embedded within energy …

According to the well-known “Pollution Haven Effect”, wealthy countries with strong
environmental regulations will have a comparative disadvantage in pollution-intensive …

Trade openness is one of the main channels of globalization and technological transfers. In
environmental economic literature, the implications of trade openness remain controversial …

The growth of global carbon emissions is largely driven by coal-burning in China. China has
consumed approximately half of global coal; as such, limiting its coal demand is important …

This study attempts to relook at the pollution haven hypothesis for the G7 and BRICS
countries. The empirical analysis begins by detecting the cross-sectional dependence …

Based on the gross trade accounting method and WIOD data, this paper quantifies the
global carbon transfer from 2000 to 2014. The social network analysis and temporal …

China and India are the countries with the largest increase in carbon emissions and one of
the fastest growing economies in the world. A better understanding of the carbon emissions …

As it is the world's top exporter of goods and a carbon emitter, a reduction in China's
embodied carbon emissions in exports (ECEE) can help reduce its total carbon emissions …