Determinants of Environmental Quality in Selected Asia Pacific Countries Based on Panel Estimation

Razak, Mohamad Idham Md; Ridzuan, Abdul Rahim; Masdek, Nik Rozila Nik Mohd; Rasid, Mohd Faizol Rizal Mohd; Ibrahim, Zakimi; Talib, Anuar

doi:10.1166/asl.2017.10057

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“…The importance of achieving sustainable environmental quality has been addressed a lot by previous researchers such as Zainal et al (2020);Md Razak et al (2017); Shaari et al (2021), andRidzuan et al (2019). These authors believed that by pursuing balance development, the country would minimise environmental disasters such as floods caused by irresponsible developers who do not follow the law when pursuing construction activities.…”

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Analysis of Sustainable Development Progress in the State of Sabah, Malaysia

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Development is a process of creating a prosperous society in terms of its economic, social, political and environmental quality. The government plays a crucial role in realising sustainable development by transforming the state and district economies and balancing socioeconomic income. Issues on Sabah’s development have long been debated. The extent of the interest among relevant parties regarding Sabah’s development and how the government ‘tolerates’ ensuring that Sabah is developing at the same pace as other states must be examined crucially. This research aims to investigate the condition of Sabah based on three main pillars of sustainable development: economics, social and environment. The studies only adapted descriptive analysis geared by a questionnaire distributed only to the local Sabahan. Overall, we received 30 respondents, and the outcomes are mixed. Overall, the majority of Sabahan is satisfied with the growth achieved by Sabah; however, they feel pressured by the cost of living and agree that there are still huge poverty issues in this state. Meanwhile, in environmental quality, the local Sabahan are satisfied with the government's approach to maintaining the environment despite huge development in major cities such as Kota Kinabalu. These studies could give meaningful insight to the policymakers in ensuring the development of Sabah is according to the United Nation’s sustainable development policy.

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Analysis of Sustainable Development Progress in the State of Sabah, Malaysia

Huda

Ridzuan

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“…The huge use of fossil fuels can cause various forms of visible and serious damage to the environment (Ridzuan et al, 2018;Nada et al, 2014). According to Ridzuan et al (2019), Ridzuan et al (2020a); Ridzuan et al (2020b), Ridzuan et al (2021b), Md Razak et al (2017 and Hezareh et al (2017), energy use rises CO 2 emissions. However, Belke et al (2011) and Marinas et al (2018) argued that energy use should not be reduced as it can disrupt economic growth.…”

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The Impacts of Rural Population Growth, Energy Use and Economic Growth on Co2 Emissions

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“…Including these interaction results will shed more light on both the partial and full environmental degradation effects of each of these factors. In addition, the use of methane (CH 4 ) and nitro oxide (NO 2 ) emissions as environmental measures was not noticed in Malaysian studies despite numerous EKC country studies (Md Razak et al, 2017;Gill et al, 2017).…”

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