The strategy to achieve zero‑carbon in agricultural sector: Does digitalization matter under the background of COP26 targets?

The Effects of Economic Cycle Shocks on Polluting Emissions in Developing Countries: Insights from a Panel Vector Autoregression Analysis

“…After having seen the different theoretical aspects in the previous sections, we considered it wise in this empirical framework to examine the quantitative interactions likely to occur between the economic growth process and the variables inherent to the consumption of different types of energy. Considering the predictive and dynamic nature of our problem, where we aimed to determine the interdependence of our variables in both static and dynamic contexts, we resorted to PVAR modeling (Öztürk et al, 2023;Wu et al, 2023;Zhang et al, 2023). Thus, this section is dedicated to measuring the effects of the current economic growth model on the ecological and environmental dimensions in a geographical area comprising 35 developing countries.…”

Impact of agricultural digitalization on carbon emission intensity of planting industry: Evidence from China

“…Liu and Ren (2023) examined how digital inclusive finance aids in the low-carbon transformation of agriculture [ 7 , 20 ]. Wu (2023) and Ha (2023) explored the role of the Internet, revealing that the impact of digitization on agricultural energy conservation and emission reduction efficiency initially increases and then decreases, significantly affecting sustainable agricultural development and zero emissions [ 21 , 22 ]. (3) The impact of agricultural digitization on carbon emissions.…”