This article aims at investigating the interplay between environmental quality, health and development. We consider an OLG model, where human capital dynamics depend on the current environment, through its impact on children’s school attendance. In turn, environmental quality dynamics depend on human capital, through maintenance and pollution. This two-way causality generates a co-evolution of ...

It has been argued in light of concessions made at Bonn and Marrakech, the market for Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) projects will be small compared to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in developing countries and that it will be characterised by low demand and low prices. This paper examines these arguments in the context of India and the likely nature and extent of India’s involvement in CDM ...

Strong sustainability, according to the common definition, requires that different natural and economic capital stocks have to be maintained as physical quantities separately. Yet, in a world of uncertainty this cannot be guaranteed. To therefore define strong sustainability under uncertainty in an operational manner, we propose to use the concept of viability. Viability means that the differen...

The Philippines is exploring different alternative sources of energy to become energy-independent while significantly reducing the country's greenhouse gas emissions. Green hydrogen from renewable one most sustainable alternatives with its application as an carrier and a source clean well raw material for various industrial processes. As preliminary study in country, this paper aims explore pro...

This study aims to find the existence of a long-term relationship between subsidized energy, population, inflation, economic growth, and consumption electrical energy in Indonesia for period 1987-2018. In order analyse long run relationship, this research was conducted using Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model. focused on subsidy, considering that is one four countries still apply energ...

While the Earth system is in overshoot mode with an imminent threat to our social, ecological, and economic systems, cultural evolutionary theory may hold key more successfully addressing many of sustainability challenges. With aim illuminating potential studying evolution a sustainable bioeconomy through lens, this article outlines contours novel research avenue form five propositions. It cont...

Cet article explore la question de soutenabilité du développement par le biais d’un tourisme différencié pour les petits États insulaires en (PEID). Nous testons manière empirique l’hypothèse selon laquelle seuil que nous trouvons dans relation entre spécialisation (la part PIB) et l’épargne véritable (mesure faible) est lié, lorsqu’il existe, aux différences stratégies tourisme, y compris à mo...

Environmental preservation is one of the top priorities United Nations' sustainable development goals (SDGs). investments for production not only demonstrate corporate commitment to these universally accepted but also create a safe and healthy work environment workers. However, previous studies have shown positive negative effects environmental on firm-level labor productivity. This paper aims ...

This paper explores the way in which academics address role of innovation spaces development circular economy. Considering their characteristics, objectives, and functioning, we assume that can be favorable environments for eco-innovations facilitating implementation economy strategies. To examine this hypothesis, mobilizes a mixed research method based on bibliometric analysis keywords content...

Economics and engineering have much in common since both are concerned with making decisions to act, based on evidence from many sources including science. An analysis of financial trading an engineering-systems perspective leads a theory obligations as means capturing natural, social human capital. The treatment is analogy between gravitational electromagnetic fields forces interactions. ‘obli...