| Title | Transition towards natural resource rents and green technology to achieve China's COP26 success: A novel insights in the case of trade openness and environmental pollution |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 35815 |
| Authors | Luqman, M |
| Title | Transition towards natural resource rents and green technology to achieve China's COP26 success: A novel insights in the case of trade openness and environmental pollution |
| Year | 2024 |
| Published | |
| Abstract | This study aimed to investigate the impact of various factors such as natural resource rents, trade openness, green technology innovation, oil prices, and economic growth on environmental pollution in China by covering the period from 1970 to 2021, aligning with the COP26 agenda. These factors included. To accomplish this, we utilized an advanced Quantile Autoregressive Distributed Lag model to scrutinize the short- and long-term quantile patterns for both the dependent and independent variables. The findings reveal that green technologies and natural resource rents play a negative role in reducing emissions, whereas economic growth and trade openness have positive effects on emissions levels in China in the short and long run during different quantile patterns. Additionally, we employed the Wald test to confirm the presence of asymmetric patterns in environmental pollution concerning economic growth, natural resource rents, green technological innovation, and trade openness in both the short and long terms. These results emphasize the significance of prioritizing key policy measures to align with the COP26 agenda, including enhancing green technology via natural resource rents and addressing immediate climate change challenges in China. |
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