Inequality consequences of natural resources, environmental vulnerability, and monetary-fiscal stability: a global evidence

Shah, Muhammad Ibrahim; Shuaibu, Muhammad Shehu; AbdulKareem, Hauwah K.K.; Khan, Zulfiqar; Abbas, Shujaat

doi:10.1007/s11356-022-22788-1

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“…These interventions should also take into account the fact that Ligawasan has become a target for gas and oil development and exploitation (Mongabay, 2021). It is imperative to acknowledge the potential risks and challenges posed by oil and gas abundance, which may lead to adverse outcomes such as lower economic growth, higher income inequality, weaker institutions and increased conflict (Hartwell et al, 2022; Ross, 2015; Shah et al, 2023). Therefore, we recommend that policies and programmes be designed and implemented to avoid or minimise the negative impacts of the resource curse and instead maximise the benefits and opportunities for the local population and the environment.…”

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Unveiling the climate–conflict nexus: Examining the influence of weather extremes on conflict emergence in the Philippine Bangsamoro

Delina,

Gaviola,

Pagkalinawan

2024

Environment and Security

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Extreme weather events have been closely associated with the escalation of violent conflicts. This article introduces empirical evidence that underscores the vulnerability of conflict emergence to extended deficit rainfall values within Maguindanao, a province situated in the Bangsamoro region of the southern Philippines. Using a combination of satellite data, hydrological analysis and an examination of conflict databases, our study unveils the pivotal role played by protracted droughts and intensified precipitation in fostering human insecurity, consequently elevating the likelihood of violent conflicts. Our research spotlights the climate–conflict nexus within this relatively less-explored geographical area. Our findings underscore a robust association between instances of violent conflicts, protracted deficits or episodes of intense rainfall, and the subsequent surge in food prices. Notably, disruptions in food prices align temporally with heightened participation in violent conflicts by individuals. In essence, the emergence of violent conflicts exacerbates fragility, thereby engendering a vicious cycle that intertwines climate change, conflict dynamics and the pursuit of peace.

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Unveiling the climate–conflict nexus: Examining the influence of weather extremes on conflict emergence in the Philippine Bangsamoro

Delina,

Gaviola,

Pagkalinawan

2024

Environment and Security

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“…According to the 2020 income classification standard of the World Bank, most provinces in China have an annual per capita income in the middle-to high-income range, whereas the remaining provinces have a per capita income in the high-income range (Shah et al, 2022). To differentiate the per capita GDP income of each province more precisely, the middle-to high-income range was evenly divided into three categories: 2.58-5.29, 5.29-8, and >8 yuan per capita GDP.…”

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Dam failure environmental standards in China based on ecosystem service value

Li,

Yi,

Liu

et al. 2023

Front. Earth Sci.

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Dam failure risk standards are the foundation of risk decision-making for dam managers. However, as an important component of dam failure risk standards, there are currently no unified environmental risk standards. Drawing on research ideas of ecological economics on ecosystem service values and equivalent factor methods, this study quantified environmental values and effectively connected environmental standards with existing standards using the ALARP principle and the F-N curve. Considering the differences in environmental and economic conditions in different regions, a risk preference matrix was constructed to determine the risk preference of each region and formulate the dam failure environmental risk standards for China. This study presents a preliminary exploration of the formulation of dam failure environmental risk standards, providing new methods and ideas for subsequent research.

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An assessment of energy poverty in sub-Saharan Africa: the role of financial inclusion and education

Wang,

Zafar,

Abbas

et al. 2023

Econ Change Restruct

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Inequality consequences of natural resources, environmental vulnerability, and monetary-fiscal stability: a global evidence

Cited by 5 publications

References 76 publications

Unveiling the climate–conflict nexus: Examining the influence of weather extremes on conflict emergence in the Philippine Bangsamoro

Unveiling the climate–conflict nexus: Examining the influence of weather extremes on conflict emergence in the Philippine Bangsamoro

Dam failure environmental standards in China based on ecosystem service value

An assessment of energy poverty in sub-Saharan Africa: the role of financial inclusion and education

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