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Bekun Festus Victor Alola Andrew Adewale Gyamfi Bright Akwasi Ampomah Asiedu Benjamin 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2021,28(47):66695-66708
Environmental Science and Pollution Research - In the energy-environment literature, a handful of the advanced economies, mostly the European Union countries, have met some of the national... 相似文献
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Adebayo Tomiwa Sunday Akinsola Gbenga Daniel Kirikkaleli Dervis Bekun Festus Victor Umarbeyli Sukru Osemeahon Oseyenbhin Sunday 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2021,28(35):47942-47956
Environmental Science and Pollution Research - To minimize the awful situation confronting the entire globe, the global warming danger has raised the intensity of consciousness from all areas of... 相似文献
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Onifade Stephen Taiwo Erdoğan Savaş Alagöz Mehmet Bekun Festus Victor 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2021,28(31):41663-41674
Environmental Science and Pollution Research - The quest for improved environmental quality through low-carbon emission has been explored in this study in the wake of the growing call for a... 相似文献
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Chinazaekpere Nwani Festus V. Bekun Bright A. Gyamfi Ekpeno L. Effiong Andrew A. Alola 《Natural resources forum》2023,47(2):155-176
Sustainable use of natural resources would entail ensuring that derived economic benefits today do not undermine the welfare of generations to come. On this basis, this study examines the nexus between natural resource rents and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions disaggregated into production and consumption-based (i.e., trade-adjusted) CO2 emissions for a selected panel of 45 developing and transition economies over the period 1995–2017. The empirical model also incorporates the impacts of population, affluence, and energy intensity. The results show that affluence increases production-based CO2 emissions by 1.407%, with the EKC's predicted inverted U-shaped curve only explaining consumption-based CO2 emissions. Economic reliance on natural resource rents and energy intensification contribute 0.022% and 0.766%, respectively, to CO2 emissions embedded in territorial production inventories and 0.035% and 0.583%, respectively, to CO2 emissions embedded in consumption inventories. The bootstrap non-causality test shows that historical data on each variable has significant predictive power for future CO2 emissions from both sources. The historical information about natural resource rents has significant predictive power over the future levels of affluence and energy intensity. Clearly, the results show that the environmental impact of natural resource rents is stronger when CO2 emissions are adjusted for trade and varies among the countries, with Bangladesh, Guinea, India, Malaysia, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, and Zimbabwe among the most affected countries. Overall, this study provides motivation for policies to keep the use of natural resources within sustainable limits. 相似文献
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Adedoyin Festus Fatai Bekun Festus Victor 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2020,27(31):38881-38900
Environmental Science and Pollution Research - In less than two decades, the global tourism industry has overtaken the construction industry as one of the biggest polluters, accounting for up to 8%... 相似文献
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Udi Joshua Bekun Festus Victor Adedoyin Festus Fatai 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2020,27(10):10553-10564
Environmental Science and Pollution Research - This study examines the role of industrialization in the energy-growth-FDI nexus for the case of South Africa using data over the period 1970 to 2018.... 相似文献
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Adedoyin Festus Fatai Bein Murad A. Gyamfi Bright Akwasi Bekun Festus Victor 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2021,28(31):41869-41880
Environmental Science and Pollution Research - Environmental degradation caused by various human activities has been a subject of attention over the globe. There is a concern on how to maintain a... 相似文献
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Remember Samu Festus Victor Bekun Murat Fahrioglu 《International Journal of Green Energy》2019,16(7):540-550
This study explores the relationship between electricity consumption, real gross domestic product per capita and carbon dioxide emissions in Zimbabwe. To achieve this, the study set off by examining the stationarity properties of the variables under review with the Zivot-Andrews (1992) unit root test that accounts for a single structural break. Subsequently, Maki (2012) cointegration test, which accounts for multiple structural breaks, is applied for equilibrium relationship between the variables under review while the long run regression of dynamic ordinary least square (DOLS) is employed for long-run coefficients as estimation procedures. In order to account for the direction of causality flow, the Toda-Yamamoto (1995) causality test is used for annual frequency data set spanning from 1971–2014. Empirical evidence from the Maki cointegration test shows that there exists a long-run equilibrium relationship between electricity consumption, carbon dioxide emissions and real gross domestic product per capita over the sampled period. The long-run regression suggests that there exist a positive statistically significant relationship between real income and electricity consumption. Thus, corroborating the electricity-led growth hypothesis. This result is supported by the causality test, as one-way causality is observed running from electricity consumption to real gross domestic product. Thus, this is suggestive to government administrators and policymakers that the Zimbabwean economy is electricity dependent. However, there is a tradeoff for environmental quality. As the increase in electricity consumption increases carbon dioxide emissions. The need for diversification of Zimbabwe energy portfolio to cleaner and environmentally friendly energy sources is recommended, given the world global consciousness for cleaner energy consumption. 相似文献
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