The effect of green finance on corporate biodiversity risks
Wang F.
This study examines the effect of green finance on corporate biodiversity risks. It suggests that green finance mechanisms can reduce biodiversity risks.
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Wang F.
This study examines the effect of green finance on corporate biodiversity risks. It suggests that green finance mechanisms can reduce biodiversity risks.
Ma W.
This paper explores the synergistic spillover effects of AI, cloud computing, and blockchain on green finance. It suggests that these technologies can enhance efficiency and transparency in environmental investments, but lacks specific empi…
Longo G.L.
This study compares greenhouse gas emissions in a cooperative focused on material recycling. It assesses the environmental impact of recycling processes and explores potential for emission reductions.
Wanyu Shen, Xiao Wang, Haiyang Yu +5
A meta-analysis demonstrates that nano-enabled agriculture, such as nano-fertilizers and nano-pesticides, can simultaneously enhance crop yields and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, offering a dual benefit for sustainable agriculture.
Abda Emam, Egbal Elmsaad, Amal Abass
This study examines the nexus between biofuel consumption, economic growth, and CO2 emissions in Saudi Arabia using data from 1990 to 2023. It finds long-run cointegration and forecasts that while biofuel consumption and GDP will continue g…
Priyanka Enagandula, Sridhar kanduri
This review comprehensively examines exergy analysis of photovoltaic (PV), concentrated solar power (CSP), and wind energy systems. Reported exergy efficiencies range from 8-15% for PV, 25-40% for CSP, and 35-50% for wind, highlighting irre…
Akinsola Akinmulegun, Adeyemi Adesina
This experimental study investigates the performance of low-carbon cementitious mortars based on slag and metakaolin, modified with carbon nanotubes, graphene, and colloidal silica. It evaluates the effects of these nanomaterials on mechani…
Dongyang Jia, Changming Li, Shoukai Chen +3
Investigates how a low-carbon activated carbonate-based mineral additive improves fiber-matrix interface and mechanical properties of cement composites. However, it is not directly related to carbon accounting or disclosure.
Liguo Wan, Shan Yun, Lijun Zhang +5
This study demonstrates stable carbon capture and effective membrane fouling control in a high-load bioflocculation membrane reactor (HLB-MR) using low-intensity ex situ ultrasound. The ultrasound synergistically regulates extracellular pol…
Sesylia Mohune, Muliyani Mahmud, Mentari Rizki Sawitri Pilomonu
This study examines the effect of website-based sustainability reporting and capital structure on firm value for Indonesian IDX ESG Leaders companies. Using multiple regression on 20 firms over 2023-2024, it finds that both variables have p…
Muhammad Saleem, Muhammad Adil Bin-Saleem, Muhammad Taha Bin-Saleem +2
This study experimentally evaluates blends of Thar lignite coal and sugarcane bagasse for co-combustion to reduce GHG emissions. Thermogravimetric analysis, calorific value, and radiometric measurements show that a 50% blend reduces sulfur …
Wang X.
This paper analyzes energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions of a large-scale commercial building in Shanghai, China, based on measured data. It identifies consumption patterns and emission factors, discussing potential for energy ef…
Muttakin M.B.
This international study examines how democratic institutions and national cultural dimensions influence greenhouse gas emissions across countries. It provides quantitative evidence on the role of political freedom and cultural values in sh…
Bayindir-Gümüş A.
This paper quantitatively compares the environmental impacts (greenhouse gas emissions, water footprint, land use) of plant-based substitutes versus conventional ingredients in world cuisine recipes. Findings suggest that substitution gener…
Giles O.
This paper examines how SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) suits affect firms' ESG reporting. It suggests that litigation risk may alter the content and frequency of ESG disclosures, providing new insights into the inter…
Al Naim A.S.
This study examines the impact of board composition, specifically foreign and busy directors, on ESG reporting in Saudi-listed firms, shedding light on drivers of ESG disclosure in the Saudi context.
Ananzeh H.
This paper examines the impact of corporate governance on the quality of CSR disclosure in an emerging economy, suggesting that stronger governance enhances transparency.
Wu N.
This paper examines the impact of green information disclosure on the shareholding preferences of institutional investors in China. Through a case study, it suggests that environmental disclosure plays a significant role in investment decis…
Chandani A.
This paper presents a scientometric and bibliometric analysis of green bond research, identifying trends, key contributors, and thematic clusters. As the green bond market grows, the academic literature expands, and this overview provides a…
LifeWatch ERIC
This is material for an e-learning course on incorporating open science in energy transition. No abstract provided; content unclear but aims to promote open science practices.
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