Renewable energy, financial globalization and load capacity factor in the US: Ecological neutrality in the context of natural resources
Saifullahi Sani Ibrahim,
Ahmed Samour,
Hamza Almassri
et al.
Abstract:The United States (US) as the second leading economy in global ecological pollution has become a fertile ground for a rigorous analysis of the ecological neutrality using load capacity factor (LCF) and carbon‐based consumption (CCO2). This is important for the global drive of achieving environmental sustainability by 2050. The LCF is one of the most comprehensive ecological proxies that incorporate the biocapacity and ecological footprint. In this context, this research examines the effect of natural resources… Show more
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