The importance of worldwide governance indicators for transitions toward sustainable bioenergy industry

Alsaleh, Mohd; Abdul‐Rahim, Abdul Samad; Abdulwakil, Mansur Muhammad

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2021.112960

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“…This infers that growth in institutional quality by 1% helps fish supply by 0.011%. This result conforms to the energy research of Rabalais et al 64,65 This finding implies that good governance can change the bureaucratic institutional structures and/or eliminating the currently pervasive "symbolic politics" that surrounds biodiversity sustainability in EU13 underdeveloped countries. Expenditure also yields an optimistic and substantial coefficient at a 1% level.…”

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Does hydropower growth threaten fish security under the pathway of sustainable development? Evidence from European Union economies

Alsaleh

Abdul‐Rahim

2021

Energy & Environment

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This research explores the impact of hydropower growth on fish supply in European Union Region nations from 1990 to 2019. Using the panel fully modified ordinary least squares, the outcome exhibits the reduced fish supply with the growth in hydropower production. Also, human population density and growth economics were found to be decreasing fish supply and their habitats. While institutional quality and expenditure were found to be increasing fish species and numbers, the finding implies that fish supply in the European Union Region could efficiently be minimized by boosting the quantity of hydropower production with operational procedures. This can ultimately add more burden on an already degraded natural resource and negative environmental impacts. The predicted outcomes are confirmed by dummy panel ordinary least squares and pooled ordinary least squares thus, thought to be valid. The research advised the European Union nations to develop the efficiency and productivity of hydropower in the energy mix to lessen the carbon dioxide releases. The authorities from these nations should further participate in the sustainability of hydropower industry growth by exploring the probability of the unified river managing structures to resolve conflicting economic, political, and ecological benefits. The government of the said nations can similarly stress the sustainability of the hydropower output to reach energy certainty and conservation of fish resources to achieve food security.

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Does hydropower growth threaten fish security under the pathway of sustainable development? Evidence from European Union economies

Alsaleh

Abdul‐Rahim

2021

Energy & Environment

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“…Such measures have influenced local governments to adopt policies that stress environmental improvement along with economic prosperity, with their goals not confined to their term in power but spanning a much longer horizon [ 23 , 28 , 29 ]. Several studies [ 30 , 31 ] have documented the importance of governance in reducing pollution emissions. They find that effective governance systems can help significantly develop the clean energy industry and reduce carbon dioxide emissions.…”

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Optimal Environmental Policy for Heterogeneous Governments in China

Wang

Bian

Gao

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IJERPH

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The purpose of the article is to study how the shift in the developing philosophy of China’s central leadership has impacted the management style of China’s local governments and, in turn, the country’s economic and environmental equilibrium. We use a real business cycle model with environmental variables and divide governments into those with/without environmental concerns and into those with long- and short-term policy horizons. We find that forcing local governments to plan in the long run is effective only when those governments are simultaneously mandated to consider the environment to be as important as the economy. Theoretical results show that both output and pollution levels are highest under governments without environmental obligations, intermediate under long-term governments with environmental obligations, and lowest under short-term governments with such obligations.

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“…The Society theme is developed to map the potential influence on wider society including on issues of diversity and equality, on institutions and legal systems, and its influence through partnerships with community groups [46], with industry and government organisations [47]. Changes in energy access as consequence of bioeconomy projects is a further crucial societal issue that may provide wider sustainability influences for both households and industry [48].…”

Section: Bioeconomy Sustainability -Peoplementioning

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Mapping the Sustainability of Bioenergy to Maximise Benefits, Mitigate Risks and Drive Progress Toward the Sustainable Development Goals

Welfle¹,

Roeder

2021

SSRN Journal

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The importance of worldwide governance indicators for transitions toward sustainable bioenergy industry

Cited by 50 publications

References 53 publications

Does hydropower growth threaten fish security under the pathway of sustainable development? Evidence from European Union economies

Does hydropower growth threaten fish security under the pathway of sustainable development? Evidence from European Union economies

Optimal Environmental Policy for Heterogeneous Governments in China

Mapping the Sustainability of Bioenergy to Maximise Benefits, Mitigate Risks and Drive Progress Toward the Sustainable Development Goals

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