The Long-Run Dynamics of Green Technology, Ecological Footprint, and Health Vulnerability in Developed and Developing Countries

Human activities have contributed to environmental degradation for decades, and ecological footprint is considered an effective tool measuring natural resource consumption. The present study explores the moderating role of green technology determine impact on health vulnerability developed developing countries from 1990 2020. long-run results are estimated by using Panel Quantile Regression model at lower, middle, higher groups. empirical show a U-shaped relationship exists between in all used as moderator term, which shifts turning point curve quantile groups middle quantiles. Which shows that moderates reducing footprint. Furthermore, this most fall lower group while group. This recommends these selected countries' governments increase technologies, improving sector.