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Economic and environmental sustainability through trade openness and energy production

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increase in environmental pollution. Objectives: This study investigated the impact of energy production and trade openness on … Saudi Arabia's economic growth and environmental pollution using annual data from 1970 to 2020. Methods/Approach: The fully … models, including an economic growth model and an environmental Sustainability or pollution model. Results: The results of …

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New types of low-carbon cements with reduced Portland clinker content as a result of ecological actions of cement industry towards sustainable development

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Horizontal Sustainability Agreements to Close Polluting Facilities

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I show that permitting horizontal sustainability agreements can induce firms to liquidate their polluting production facilities, substituting marginal costs for fixed costs, in situations where they lack unilateral incentives to do so

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Human capital and sustainable development in Nigeria : how can economic growth suffice environmental degradation?

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The motivation for sustainable development is universal but strides to achieve it have been mixed in the literature with some schools of thought's position that economic growth is anti-sustainable development. The crux of this study is to examine the coordinating role (as engine) of human...

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