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地学前缘(英文版)/Journal GEOSCIENCE FRONTIERSCSCDCSTPCD北大核心SCI
查看更多>>GEOSCIENCE FRONTIERS (GSF) is a quarterly journal that publishes in English significant original research articles and high quality reviews of recent advances in all fields of Earth Sciences — including stratigraphy and paleontology, mineralogy and petrology, economic geology and minerals and fuel exploration, structural geology, lithospheric tectonics, environmental and engineering geology, hydrogeology, astrogeology, marine geology, and geophysics and geochemistry. Technical papers, case histories, reviews, and discussions are welcomed.
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    Green solutions for sustainable development:Introduction

    Arshian SharifMustafa Tevfik KartalUgur Korkut Pata
    343-345页

    Adoption of green finance and green innovation for achieving circularity:An exploratory review and future directions

    Rohit AgrawalShruti AgrawalAshutosh SamadhiyaAnil Kumar...
    347-360页
    查看更多>>摘要:There is growing attention from governments and regulators towards crucial matters such as climate change and global warming,resulting in a pressing need to investigate the factors that make it possible for businesses to engage in green finance(GF).The externality of environmental pollution prioritizes the need of green innovation(GI)in public management.GF distributes financial resources to the research and development(R&D)of clean energy and environmentally friendly goods and processes;it is comple-mentary to the GI process for environmental protection.GF policies help to alleviate the impacts of finan-cial constraints and GI impaired industries involving new products,processes,services and the global market.To better understand how GF and GI have functioned as a catalyst for circular economy practices,this paper seeks to present a historical and contemporary overview of these concepts.The research is thoroughly dissected by a systematic literature evaluation of articles from 2016 to 2023 that appear in peer-reviewed journals and are indexed in the SCOPUS database.To attain supply chain circularity,this article encompasses four major research themes concerning the adoption of GF and green technologies.The research also includes a network analysis of shortlisted articles to examine the overall citation trends.It is shown that several institutional theories are associated with the investigated area.As a final step,a framework is provided to illustrate how GF and GIs might be used to achieve supply chain circularity.The research findings provide a novel concept related to GF within the context of GI which are significant for environmentalists,policymakers,green investors,and researchers.Through its findings,the study pro-vides a conceptual framework that promotes sustainable strategies to effectively balance financial con-siderations and environmental innovation.It helps to leverage the potential of green research and practice to create value for businesses and to benefit society at large.The analysis provides an unexplored and significant contribution to current literature in terms of delivering evidence of the past and present approaches to GF and GI in a circular economy.The results of this study will attract the attention of pol-icymakers and stakeholders to develop and combine the two concepts in research and practice to attain environmental balance in the circular economy and to promote long term sustainability.

    The role of technological innovation,carbon finance,green energy,environmental awareness and urbanization towards carbon neutrality:Evidence from novel CUP-FM CUP-BC estimations

    FengSheng Chien
    361-372页
    查看更多>>摘要:After COP21,various economies start putting efforts to fulfill the pledge and achieve carbon neutrality.By doing so,scholars highlight several essential factors that can curb carbon emissions.In this lieu,the cur-rent study analyzes the role of technological innovation,carbon finance,environmental awareness,urbanization,and green energy like renewable energy consumption(REC)and renewable energy output(REO)on carbon neutrality in E7 countries covering the time span of 2006-2020.By employing CUP-FM and CUP-BC,it is revealed that technological innovation,carbon finance,environmental awareness,urbanization,REC,and REO have a positive connection with carbon neutrality in E7 countries.The study provides guidelines to the policymakers in developing policies regarding to obtain carbon neutrality using technological innovation,carbon finance,environmental awareness,and green energy.

    Does nuclear energy reduce carbon emissions despite using fuels and chemicals?Transition to clean energy and finance for green solutions

    Muhammad ImranKhalid ZamanAbdelmohsen A.NassaniGheorghi?a Dincǎ...
    373-385页
    查看更多>>摘要:Green power conversion is the shift away from traditional fuels towards clean energy sources such as nuclear power plants,hydroelectric dams,wind farms,and solar panels.This research examines the impact of clean energy demand and green financing on reducing carbon emissions in 29 economies in Europe and Asia from 2007 to 2020.The study used a two-step differenced GMM estimator for the avail-able data set spanning 2007 to 2020.The study found that rising demand for nuclear power helps to achieve a carbon-neutral agenda,but insufficient funding for renewable energy leads to higher carbon emissions.The research suggests increasing investment in nuclear energy and green financing can improve regional environmental quality.The study found a causal link between fuel imports,nuclear power and regional growth.It also determined that fuel imports,chemical use,green financing and the need for nuclear energy will likely impact regional environmental quality.The research recommends allocating more resources toward innovation to boost energy efficiency and expanding investment in renewable and nuclear energy production industries via green finance.The study also highlights the need to encourage the development of renewable energy sources to cut carbon emissions and establish a sus-tainable society.

    Do investments in green energy,energy efficiency,and nuclear energy R&D improve the load capacity factor?An augmented ARDL approach

    Xin JinZahoor AhmedUgur Korkut PataMustafa Tevfik Kartal...
    387-397页
    查看更多>>摘要:Renewable energy,energy efficiency,and nuclear energy research and development(RER,EER,and NER)budgets are immensely important to fulfill sustainable development goals 7,9,and 13,by accelerating energy innovation,energy transition,and climate control.The literature on the drivers of the load capac-ity factor(LCF),a recently developed ecological quality measure,is mounting;however,the roles of energy investments in the LCF are largely unknown.Accordingly,this study assesses the impacts of RER,EER,NER,and financial globalization(FIG)on the LCF using data from 1974 to 2018 for Germany.Advanced and reliable time series tests(Augmented ARDL,DOLS,and Fourier causality)are adopted to analyze cointegration,long-run impacts,and causal connections.The outcomes unveil that both green energy and energy efficiency R&D promote the LCF by enhancing ecological quality.However,the positive impact of NER on the LCF is found to be weaker than the impacts of RER and EER.FIG curbs ecological degradation by expanding the LCF.Additionally,the U-shaped connection between economic growth(ECG)and the LCF confirms the load capacity curve.Therefore,policymakers should focus on RER and EER to preserve the environment and promote sustainable growth.

    Response of Indonesian mineral supply to global renewable energy generation:Analysis based on gravity model approach

    Md.Monirul IslamKazi SohagSuleiman O.MammanHeyvon Herdhayinta...
    399-412页
    查看更多>>摘要:The captivating surge of energy transitions in the major industrialized nations has elevated the global demand for critical minerals.The demand pattern has enabled mineral-abundant emerging economies like Indonesia to enter the international market by exporting mineral goods.Accordingly,we investigate the Indonesian mineral export supply's response to the renewable energy production of the 18 clean energy-generating countries,considering crude oil and mineral prices,exchange rates,and economic growth of the resource and importer countries from 1990 to 2020.In doing so,we apply the Poisson Pseudo-maximum Likelihood(PPML)approach to measuring the panel gravity model for mineral exports in Indonesia.As a result,we observe a significant response of Indonesia's mineral export supply to the renewable energy generation of the 18 mineral importing countries.Besides,mineral and crude oil prices are insignificant,whereas the importer countries'exchange rates and income growth positively influence Indonesia's mineral export growth.However,Indonesia's income factor negatively affects its mineral export supply.Finally,we validate our results using an alternative estimator,the Driscoll-Kraay robust standard error estimation technique.Therefore,our findings suggest implementing Indonesia's existing mineral policy to produce finished mineral goods to materialize the worldwide vision of energy transi-tions toward a crossroad of net-zero emissions by the middle of the current century.

    Role of knowledge economy in managing demand-based environmental Kuznets Curve

    Rukhsana KalimShajara Ul-DurarMubasher IqbalNoman Arshed...
    413-426页
    查看更多>>摘要:Aggregate demand or supply at equilibrium is commonly used as a representative of the macroeconomic activity of an economy whereby aggregate demand denotes the behaviour of individuals and households.However,aggregate demand can also directly affect environmental deterioration via changes in aggregate production.This study tried to explore this relationship,known as the demand-based Environmental Kuznets Curve(Demand EKC)and the role of different knowledge economy indicators.Knowledge econ-omy indicators are proposed to influence consumption patterns,altering the demand EKC that empirical studies have understudied.For this purpose,secondary data for 147 countries were collected from 2008 to 2018,also classified as development-wise.This study found that aggregate demand significantly affects carbon emissions.The long-run results are estimated using the Fully Modified Ordinary Least Square method.Controlling factors like renewable energy consumption,population density,and financial development significantly affect carbon emissions in sample countries.This study has incorporated four pillars of a knowledge-based economy and the results showed that these indicators helped reduce consumption-related CO2 emissions.

    Reducing carbon emissions with Geoscience solutions:A look at the contributions of nuclear energy,technology,and green finance

    Aifeng LiuMuhammad ImranAbdelmohsen A.NassaniRima H.Binsaeed...
    427-442页
    查看更多>>摘要:Standards for Low-Carbon Energy Portfolios(LC-EPS)mandate that a certain percentage of a region's elec-tricity generation originate from zero-or low-emissions sources.From 1995Q1 through 2020Q4,the study used the ARDL-Bounds testing technique to estimate coefficient parameters,Granger causality to draw causal inferences,and variance decomposition analysis to anticipate the factors that will have the greatest impact on carbon emissions in the US economy.Nuclear power significantly impacts carbon emissions,as seen by an inverted U-shaped environmental Kuznets curve,whereas long-term impact of innovation leads to lower emissions.On the other hand,exports of sophisticated technology reduce car-bon emissions.Economic growth has a discernible effect on carbon emissions,nuclear power,innovation,and environmentally friendly financing.High-tech exports will likely impact carbon emissions most,fol-lowed by a demand for nuclear power,innovation,economic expansion,and sustainable finance for the next ten years.These results give policymakers helpful insight into how the US economy may reduce car-bon emissions and fight climate change via renewable energy and green finance.

    An empirical investigation of financial development and ecological footprint in South Asia:Bridging the EKC and pollution haven hypotheses

    Ilhan OzturkSohail FarooqMuhammad Tariq MajeedMarinko Skare...
    443-452页
    查看更多>>摘要:This research explores the dynamic relationships between ecological footprint,economic performance,financial development,energy usage,and foreign direct investment(FDI)in South Asian economies uti-lizing the panel data from 1971 to 2018.In panel data analysis,conventional methods generally ignore the issues of cross-sectional dependency and the heterogenous nature of cross-sectional units.The other concern with the existing research is that most of the studies ignore the significance of ecological foot-print while evaluating financial development and FDI as sources of environmental changes.The long-term relationship among the indicators is tested utilizing the Westerlund cointegration test.The findings support both environmental Kuznets curve and pollution haven hypotheses for South Asian economies.Besides,the empirical findings suggest that financial development increases environmental conservation while energy usage substantially disrupts the environment of the selected south Asian nations.Additionally,the heterogeneous causality analysis reveals the causal relationships between the variables.Thus,overall results recommend that the South Asian economies need to boost economic growth without compromising the environment,decrease fossil fuel usage,enhance financial sector growth and incen-tivize environmentally friendly FDI to conserve the environment in the region.

    Are environment-related technologies key to unlock the path towards sustainable development:An econometric analysis

    Amar RaoSatish Kumar
    453-464页
    查看更多>>摘要:The objective of this study is to investigate the correlation between energy intensity and environment-related technology in industrialized countries.By utilizing panel data from 23 countries over a span of 32 years(1990-2021),this research aims to contribute to the comprehension of the role of green inno-vation in sustainable development.The study employs the Stochastic Impacts by Regression on Population,Affluence,and Technology model while controlling for variables including population growth,gross domestic product in purchasing power parity,Information and Communication Technology capital deepening,renewable energy consumption,and green innovation represented by research and develop-ment expenditure on environment-related technology.The results of the analysis,employing panel unit root tests,cross-sectional dependence tests,and a Method of Moments quantile regression,reveal that green innovation has a positive influence on diminishing energy intensity,with a more substantial impact at higher quantiles.Moreover,ICT capital deepening is determined to have a positive and note-worthy effect on reducing energy intensity.The findings of this study offer valuable insights for policy-makers in their endeavours to accomplish sustainable development goals.