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<p>Climate change is considered the most significant long-term global hazard. It affects ecosystem function, human lives and property, and the stability of economic and social institutions, making it one of humanity’s biggest issues. People are less inclined to contribute to adaptation and mitigation measures and the co-production of climate services if they have misconceptions about climate change challenges. Analyzing the relationship between natural resource depletion (NRD), natural resource rents (NRR), industrialization (IND), population growth (PG), renewable energy consumption (REC) from sustainable and renewable electricity output (REO) on climate crises in India, this study made a valuable contribution to the field of environmental studies. According to the current study’s measurements of Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, variables, and GHG emissions have a positive association. The research study is to ascertain the connection among the data obtained from India between 1993 and 2022 using a ARDL technique. It is concluded from the model results that India’s growing renewable energy (consumption and output), natural resource management (depletion and rents), industrialization, and population growth have a beneficial effect on changing climate. The results indicate that renewable energy consumption and renewable electricity output are positively associated with greenhouse gas emissions in India, suggesting that renewable energy expansion has not yet been sufficient to offset emission increases driven by industrialization, population growth, and natural resource use.</p>

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Estimation of resource management, industrialization, and renewable energy on climate change dynamics using ARDL algorithm

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    2026年4月15日

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  • Manaswini Narayanappa,
  • Supriya,
  • Ishita Omar,
  • Prateek Kumar,
  • Shikha Yadav,
  • Shiwani Tiwari,
  • Pradeep Mishra,
  • Soumik Ray

摘要

Climate change is considered the most significant long-term global hazard. It affects ecosystem function, human lives and property, and the stability of economic and social institutions, making it one of humanity’s biggest issues. People are less inclined to contribute to adaptation and mitigation measures and the co-production of climate services if they have misconceptions about climate change challenges. Analyzing the relationship between natural resource depletion (NRD), natural resource rents (NRR), industrialization (IND), population growth (PG), renewable energy consumption (REC) from sustainable and renewable electricity output (REO) on climate crises in India, this study made a valuable contribution to the field of environmental studies. According to the current study’s measurements of Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, variables, and GHG emissions have a positive association. The research study is to ascertain the connection among the data obtained from India between 1993 and 2022 using a ARDL technique. It is concluded from the model results that India’s growing renewable energy (consumption and output), natural resource management (depletion and rents), industrialization, and population growth have a beneficial effect on changing climate. The results indicate that renewable energy consumption and renewable electricity output are positively associated with greenhouse gas emissions in India, suggesting that renewable energy expansion has not yet been sufficient to offset emission increases driven by industrialization, population growth, and natural resource use.