Renewable energy and transitioning towards sustainable tourism: Inferences from kernel density and nonparametric approach

Sofi, Arfat Ahmad; Bhat, Mohammad Younus; Ahmad, Laraib; Aara, Ruhi Refath; Rs, Aswani

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2022.04.132

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“…It means that there is an indication of the weak level of community participation in sustainable waste management. 34 The environment and biodiversity may be impacted as the consequence of the activities previously mentioned such as burying and burning waste. Darmono states that both waste burning and burying lead to the several impacts.…”

Section: Sustainable Waste Management Policy Towards Sustainable Deve...mentioning

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The Policy of Sustainable Waste Management Towards Sustainable Development Goals

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Jaelani

2023

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The research is focused on the sustainable waste management, with the specific concern on the use of waste management platform called waste bank being driven by local organizations in Lombok, Indonesia. The study aims to investigate the factors that attract the participation of local communities in using the platform for waste management and further to explore the lessons and good practices of waste banks driven by local community-driven organizations in Lombok, Indonesia. The method used for this research was qualitative with the analytic-descriptive approach. Data collection was through literature study and survey questionnaire. Based on the findings of the research, several factors including socio-economic characteristic and the lack of waste facilities and services influence the participation of local communities in sustainable waste management in Lombok. Those factors are critically shown based on its significance in influencing the involvement of local communities in implementing sustainable waste management. Thus, one of alternatives to use the waste bank initiated by local community-driven organizations may help in some ways such as improved participation of local communities in sustainable waste management. Furthermore, the lessons and good practices of waste banks driven by the selected two organizations in Lombok are highlighted.

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Section: Sustainable Waste Management Policy Towards Sustainable Deve...mentioning

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The Policy of Sustainable Waste Management Towards Sustainable Development Goals

Budiman

Jaelani

2023

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“…Tourism is critical for the economic development of various nations especially emerging economies (Sofi et al, 2022). Nevertheless, there is reason to be alarmed about the susceptibility of this sector to the growing risks posed by forest fires.…”

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“…Wang et al (2021) calculated the financial consequences of the 2018 California blazes and discovered that the fires incurred $148.5 billion in losses (about 1.5% of California's yearly GDP). Tourism is critical for the economic development of various nations especially emerging economies (Sofi et al, 2022). Nevertheless, there is reason to be alarmed about the susceptibility of this sector to the growing risks posed by forest fires.…”

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Preserving health, protecting economies: Mitigating the impact of forest fires on healthcare expenditure and environmental sustainability

Soontha,

Bhat

2023

Sustainable Development

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Forest fires release harmful pollutants, endangering public health and incurring substantial healthcare costs. This study empirically investigates the environment‐health‐economy relationship, utilizing a robust MM‐QR approach. Findings divulge that economic growth, urbanization, and tourism drive healthcare expenditure, while environmental factors like forest fires, resource depletion, species extinction, and environmental policy stringency also increase health spending. Conversely, renewable energy consumption lowers healthcare costs, while coal extraction raises them. Empirical estimates reveal that increase in forest fires raises health spending by , socioeconomic indicators by , and environmental factors by . Conversely, a rise in renewable energy usage cuts healthcare expenses by . This study underscores the urgency of addressing environmental degradation, especially forest fires, to mitigate their impacts on human well‐being.

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Environmental technology development and renewable energy transition role toward carbon-neutrality goals in G20 countries

Liza,

Ahmad,

Wei

et al. 2024

Clean Techn Environ Policy

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Renewable energy and transitioning towards sustainable tourism: Inferences from kernel density and nonparametric approach

Cited by 9 publications

References 53 publications

The Policy of Sustainable Waste Management Towards Sustainable Development Goals

The Policy of Sustainable Waste Management Towards Sustainable Development Goals

Preserving health, protecting economies: Mitigating the impact of forest fires on healthcare expenditure and environmental sustainability

Environmental technology development and renewable energy transition role toward carbon-neutrality goals in G20 countries

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