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November 18, 2025Geological Journal

An Outlook at Environmental Pollution Mitigation: A Deep Delve Into the Nexus Between Industrialization, Export Growth, Trade, and Clean Energy Use: Evidence From Industrialised and Export Driven Economies

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WZWan-li ZhangGSGabriel Mordzifa SackiteyKMKamal Deen Moro

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Overview

Analysis reveals that increased clean energy use reduces CO2 emissions in industrialized economies, suggesting pathways for sustainable economic development.

Key Points

  • Clean energy use lowers CO2 emissions and reduces environmental pollution, highlighting its importance.
  • A 1% increase in clean energy use corresponds to a 0.28% reduction in pollution rates, emphasizing its effectiveness.
  • Analysis using econometrics methods demonstrates the link between industrialization, trade, and pollution levels.
  • Promoting green technology and increased renewable energy consumption are critical for sustainable economic development.

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Zhang et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6924fef9c0ce034ddc351fachttps://doi.org/10.1002/gj.70126
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