To mitigate environmental challenges and fulfill the Sustainable Development Goals, a broader holistic ecological assessment is required. As result, this research utilizes load capacity factor, which distinct proxy of deterioration that offers detailed evaluation measurement by comparing biocapacity footprint simultaneously. Moreover, factor provides combined attributes demand supply-side quali...

Abstract The Next-11 (N11) countries have witnessed great advancements in economic activities the past few years. However, simultaneous attainment of environmental sustainability and improved human well-being has remained elusive. This study probes into ecological footprint (EF) nexus N11 by applying advanced estimation techniques compatible with heterogeneity, endogeneity, cross-sectional depe...

While people consume natural resources by interacting with the environment, they also cause some environmental changes. Environmental pollution and construction are among most important reasons for these In addition, rate of renewal remains slow while consumption is increasing. Thus, biocapacity to renew itself compared consumption, leading emergence an ecological deficit. The largest share in ...

Path dependence refers to the consumption of fossil fuels in energy production system. This study empirically examines effect path systems on ecological footprint Pakistan from 1981-2014. Unit root test determines integrated order variables, while Auto-Regressive Distributed Lag model investigates existence a long-run association between variables. The negative and significant speed adjustment ...

Ecological footprint (EF) determines the area of ecologically productive territory necessary to produce resources utilised and assimilate waste produced by a given population over year. Knowing your own EF is first step in planning implementing policies reduce it. Considering that transport significant component impact human activity on environment, this study calculates CO2 emissions associate...

With 2.5 global hectares (gha) per capita against 2.7 gha capita, China’s ecological footprint is desirably below the world’s average capita. Undesirably, country’s person outweighs biocapacity of 1.7 gha, thus signifying an enormous pressure on capacity. This reason accounts for motivation to explore dynamics China over period 1971–2016 by employing a series empirical techniques that include q...

Nature reserves are established to protect ecosystems and rare flora and fauna. However, with the rapid development of the social economy, many nature reserves are facing enormous pressures from human activities. The assessment of the sustainability of nature reserves is a fundamental task for the planning and management of such areas. In this study, the sustainability of China’s 319 national n...

ABSTRACT- Sustainability and environmental management are the most cited ideas linking the environment and development. The sustainability of natural resources depends upon our paradigm and related approaches to the relationship between society and the environment. Efficient management is a primary task due to the pressure on nature. Ecological footprint analysis has been intro...

The objectives of the research were (1) to analyze value biocapacity and ecological footprint in Sleman Regency; (2) measure spatial distribution bioecological carrying capacity global hectare units (global hectare); (3) formulating direction development control based on class capacity. was conducted using a quantitative approach through processing analyzing secondary data from various sources....