Investigating the effects of water resources consumption reduction policies on agricultural sustainability in different climates in Iran

Kazemi-nejad, Rahmatollah; Rezaee, Azam; Joolaie, Ramtin; Ali, Kamar

doi:10.1007/s10668-022-02745-1

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“…Therefore, we primarily focus on measuring the link between environmental and climate change with sustainable agricultural production (economic dimension). Meanwhile, the concept of agro ecology is best for achieving sustainable environmental and agricultural productivity goals as it helps to avoid harmful effects without losing productivity and profitability (Kazemi‐nejad et al, 2022; Longe et al, 2016; Peano et al, 2020; Schoonhoven & Runhaar, 2018; Valizadeh et al, 2022).…”

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What hurt the most? Assessing the influence of pollution and climate change on agricultural sustainability in Asia

Ramzan

2023

Sustainable Development

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Agriculture faces unprecedented abiotic and biotic stressors due to climate change and environmental contamination. This consequence serves as a severe warning to our society and a challenge to balance sustainable production with rapid population growth. However, prior studies have not explored how pollution and climate change affect agricultural sustainability individually, particularly in Asia. To do so, we examined the analytical linkages between environmental degradation, climate change, governance, and agriculture in Asian countries. To quantify the long-term estimates, the study employs a fresh econometric approach, such as the generalized method of moments and quantile regression, to test the robustness of all diagnostic checks, notably with the contemplation of outliers performed. The results of panel cointegration tests confirm the long-term interactions between sustainable agriculture and its determinants. Besides this, it is inferred that governance quality, agricultural land, fertilizers, and stock led to increased agricultural production, whereas carbon emissions and temperature change hurt agricultural performance. Moreover, it is asserted that all predictors have a significant predictive capacity for both measures of agricultural sustainability. These findings are the foundation for a comprehensive set of policies designed to achieve Sustainable Development Agenda 2, 8, and 13 through agricultural sustainability.

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