Há mais de 51 anos o mundo não vivia uma realidade tão assustadora e com um alto número de mortes, causadas por uma pandemia, como vivemos atualmente com a Covid-19. A Covid-19 surgiu na China em dezembro de 2019, quando houve relatos de uma infecção respiratória causada por um novo coronavírus, o SARS-CoV-2 (WU, Di; et al. 2020). A doença pode ser transmitida através do aperto de mão, gotículas de saliva e objetos ou superfícies contaminadas (Ministério da Saúde, 2020.). Como consequência de ser altamente contagiosa ocasionou o fechamento de lojas de serviços não essenciais, incluindo escolas e universidades. O propósito desse projeto é analisar os impactos causados pela Covid-19 na educação do Brasil, a fim de comparar as diferentes consequências na Rede Pública e Privada de ensino. Serão utilizadas técnicas de estatística descritiva para descrever e sumarizar os dados, obtidos através do Formulário que foi enviado para docentes e discentes, e testes de hipóteses para afirmar ou negar algumas hipóteses que serão levantadas ao longo deste artigo.
The nexus between economic growth and energy consumption is essential in energy economics and economic development literature. The recent urgency in accelerating the decarbonization processes of economies has enhanced relevance to analyzing this empirical relationship in the face of technological advances, regulatory changes, and the expanding uptake of renewable energy technologies worldwide. This article presents a bibliometric analysis of the literature on economic growth, energy consumption, and renewable energies in Brazil using clustering as a support tool. Between 1995 and 2022, 177 Energy-Growth, Brazil, and Sustainability studies were published. It was found that China leads the ranking of publications, taking part in 28.84% of the production related to the link between economic growth and consumption of renewable energy in Brazil, followed by Turkey (21.52%) and Brazil (21.31%). The participation of other countries in the literature adds up to 32.29%. Keywords such as “ecological footprint,” “environmental sustainability,” “environmental Kuznets curve,” and “emissions” show how in recent years, the literature has been guided by a discussion related to economic-environmental factors. Another result was that the Granger causality test is a research frontier with the most significant associated strength.
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