extended abstract 1. introduction tourism industry is known as one of the most thriving, attractive, job- creating and greatest industries in third millennium. the growth of this industry, despite its many positive economic advantages for hosting communities, has had some adverse consequences particularly on environmental aspects that have led to increased concerns among the experts and planner...

• Examined the effect of financial development on ecological footprint (EF). Advanced econometric methods are employed for emerging countries. Indirect EF through human capital. Institutional quality moderates and nexus. Emerging countries heading towards economic prosperity; however, process has enhanced their footprint. Therefore, to safeguard environment, it is essential identify factors tha...

Abstract This paper examines the relationship among ecological footprint (EF), electricity consumption, and GDP in China using annual data ranging from 1960 to 2019. However, factors like trade openness, urbanization, life expectancy might increase EF as distortions are mainly human-induced. study explores effect of these variables on environment, which is captured by EF. Quantile Regression es...

We present a comprehensive review of perceptions and methods around the Ecological Footprint (EF), based on a survey of more than 50 international EF stakeholders and a review of more than 150 original papers on EF methods and applications over the last decade. The key points identified in the survey are that the EF (a) is seen as a strong communication tool, (b) has a limited role within a pol...

Countries enact environmental regulations to achieve sustainable development and ecological sustainability. However, do not guarantee sustainability unless implemented efficiently. Furthermore, political institutions play a key role in the formulation management of regulations. This research examines relationship between democracy, regulations, economic growth, footprint (EF) panel G7 nations f...

The nexus between natural resources and environmental degradation has significant implications. Nevertheless, this domain is insufficiently examined. This paper therefore a examines the time-frequency influence of economic growth, human development, urbanisation on Vietnam’s ecological footprint (EF) using wavelet analysis. findings showed that intercorrelation EF related variables statisticall...

ecological footprint analysis in agriculture is a new and evolving subject. the main purpose of the study was to assess environmental sustainability of conventional and conservation tillage systems using ecological footprint analysis in hamedan province. global hectares (gha) were used to measure the ecological footprint unit. data was collected through questionnaires and use of cross-sectional...

The ecological footprint (EF) has received much attention as a potential indicator for sustainable development over the last years. In this article, the EF concept has been applied to Benin, Bhutan, Costa Rica and the Netherlands in 1980, 1987 and 1994. The results of the assessment are discussed and used to discuss the current potential and limitations of the EF as a sustainable development in...

Abstract South Africa is the largest emitter of CO 2 and arguably most developed urbanised country in Africa. The currently harbours an ecological deficit territory which could be outcome economic expansion, urban explosion, unsustainable resource exploration a low level human development. After all, environmental distortions are mainly activities. This study maiden attempt to examine linkage b...