Nexus between environmental disclosures and top management team characteristics: a systematic review

Arslan, Hafiz Muhammad; Ye, Chengang; Komal, Bushra; Chen, Songsheng

doi:10.1007/s11356-022-22615-7

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“…Arslan et al (2022a) suggested that growing urban populations, merchandise trade, and financial development contribute to environmental degradation. Arslan et al (2022b) argued that in modern research, the adverse impacts of climate change had increased the importance of sustainability disclosures. Furthermore, Bilal et al ( 2022) suggests that companies with more carbon emissions have better financial reporting quality, indicating a negative relationship between carbon emission disclosures and discretionary accruals.…”

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Empirical analysis of R&D spending, transport infrastructure development and CO2 emissions in China

Han

You

Meng

et al. 2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Over the past few decades, the transportation sector has been the largest contributor to CO2 emissions in China. Research and Development spending leads to technological innovation in the country and could affect the CO2 emission in the country. Therefore, this study analyzes the nexus between CO2 emissions, transport infrastructure and R&D spending in China. A QARDL approach was used for the data analysis, which revealed Research and Development and Transport infrastructure has a positive impact on CO2 emissions. R&D was only significant in the first 25% quantile, while transportation was significant in almost all quantiles. These results suggest that R&D spending in China is mainly allocated to the sectors that emit the CO2 emission. It is recommended that government should allocate more R&D to carbon-reducing sectors. Furthermore, the government should consider green transportation investments and renewable energy projects in the transportation sector to reduce CO2 emissions in the country.

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Empirical analysis of R&D spending, transport infrastructure development and CO2 emissions in China

Han

You

Meng

et al. 2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Managerial practices and firms' environmental performance: An international evidence

Doan,

2024

Corp Soc Responsibility Env

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This study investigates the impact of managerial practices on environmental performance using firm‐level data from Eastern European and Central Asian regions collected during the 2019–2020 period through the World Bank Enterprise Surveys. Utilizing principal component analysis, we evaluate managerial practices across four key dimensions: targets, monitoring, incentives, and operations. Concurrently, we assess environmental performance through indicators encompassing energy efficiency, energy intensity, and disclosure practices. Our empirical findings highlight a strong correlation between higher scores in managerial practices and improved environmental performance within firms. These positive effects are transferred through environmental targets and adoptions, with moderation observed based on firm size. Robustness is evident in our results across various measures of environmental performance and managerial practices, as well as when accounting for potential endogeneity issues. This research offers valuable insights with implications for both policy development and managerial decision‐making, fostering sustainability and responsible practices.

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Unravelling the State of the Art of Blockchain Development for Improved Infrastructure Delivery in the Built Environment: A Bibliometric Review

Tjebane,

Musonda,

Onososen

et al. 2023

Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering

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Nexus between environmental disclosures and top management team characteristics: a systematic review

Cited by 9 publications

References 177 publications

Empirical analysis of R&D spending, transport infrastructure development and CO2 emissions in China

Empirical analysis of R&D spending, transport infrastructure development and CO2 emissions in China

Managerial practices and firms' environmental performance: An international evidence

Unravelling the State of the Art of Blockchain Development for Improved Infrastructure Delivery in the Built Environment: A Bibliometric Review

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