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Explaining the transmission mechanism of social-ecological systems adaptive cycling on path dependency in resource-based cities: Evidence from Shanxi Province, China

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Sustainable Futures

Pub Date : 2025-01-19 DOI: 10.1016/j.sftr.2025.100449

Min Wang , Kongtao Qin , Jinxuan Li , Shuqi Yang

Path dependence has resulted in industrial structure solidification, social structure convergence, and insufficient power for transformation and innovation in resource-based cities, which is the root cause of these cities falling into a locked state. For a long time, many theoretical insights and concepts have been generated from research on the phenomenon of path dependence in resource-based cities and resolve strategies. However, research on the factors causing the ‘resource curse’ in process and their transmission mechanisms remain incomplete. In particular, the value of the social-ecological systems’ mechanism in enhancing resilience requires further emphasis. In this paper, the adaptive cyclic evolution characteristics of the social-ecological systems in Shanxi Province were examined based on the implementation of industrial green transformation policies from 2006 to 2020, and the limiting factors and transmission mechanisms were identified. The results indicated that industrial transformation policies significantly enhance potential and resilience. In contrast, investment in social and human capital, technological innovation, social infrastructure, urban cultural values, and service capacity promote advancement in the adaptive cycle. Furthermore, based on differences in the timing of these advancements, resource-based cities were categorized into development-stopping, normal development, and leapfrog development. We conclude with some strategies, including improving social infrastructure, raising scientific and technological standards, narrowing the urban-rural divide, and enhancing the value of historical and cultural resources, to break the path dependence and move towards sustainable development.

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Impact of cutting-edge hybrid electric vehicle technological innovation on carbon emissions in China

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Sustainable Futures

Pub Date : 2025-01-17 DOI: 10.1016/j.sftr.2025.100447

Xiang Zhang , Xiaoyang Cui

This study explores the impact of hybrid electric vehicle technology innovation on China's carbon emissions (CO₂e). Using Fully Modified Ordinary Least Squares and Dynamic Ordinary Least Squares, our econometric analysis shows that a 1 % increase in IHEVTs corresponds to a 0.17 % reduction in CO₂e. In comparison, a 1 % increase in the green digital economy is associated with a 0.31 % decrease in CO₂e. This emphasizes the role of innovation and digitalization in emission control. Expansionary fiscal policies and GDP growth boost CO₂e by 0.34 % and 0.31 %, respectively, underscoring the environmental impact of economic expansion. Conversely, contractionary fiscal policies and renewable energy consumption lead to CO₂e declines of 0.46 % and 0.31 %, highlighting the importance of prudent policies. These findings demonstrate the synergistic impact of technological innovation and policy on China's emissions, providing essential perspectives for achieving long-term growth.

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Agricultural waste recycling by farmers: A behavioral study

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Sustainable Futures

Pub Date : 2025-01-17 DOI: 10.1016/j.sftr.2025.100443

Pouria Ataei , Hamid Karimi , Zeynab Hallaj , Meysam Menatizadeh

Agricultural waste recycling is one of the principles of environmental sustainability that is directly associated with farmers’ behavior. In other words, if a farmer decides to recycle her farm wastes, she is moving towards sustainable agriculture goals. This research aimed to explore farmers’ behavioral process for agricultural waste recycling based on the Comprehensive Action Determination Model (CADM). This research was done among farmers in Sistan and Baluchistan province, Iran (N = 6000). The study sample included 361 farmers selected by stratified randomization. The measurement instrument was a self-designed questionnaire. The collected data were analyzed in the SPSS₂₆ and AMOS₂₄ software suites. The results of structural equation modeling (SEM) revealed that farmers’ attitude, social norms, control of subjective constraints, control of objective constraints, and personal norms influenced their intention for agricultural waste recycling significantly. It can be concluded that CADM is a robust instrument for predicting farmers’ behavioral process for agricultural waste recycling, and policymakers and officials of the agricultural sector can use it to enhance farmers’ decision process.

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Unlocking the metaverse: Determinants of voluntary adoption in e-commerce

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Sustainable Futures

Pub Date : 2025-01-16 DOI: 10.1016/j.sftr.2025.100436

Radka Bauerová, Michal Halaška

Acceptance hinges on various conditions, influenced by purpose. Different purposes dictate user acceptance factors. Some relate to professional necessity, others to personal tech adoption. This study focusses on voluntary metaverse adoption for product purchase and discerning determinants. The aim of this research is to explore and delineate the determinants that shape the intention to use the metaverse, with a focus on voluntary adoption for product purchase. Using a questionnaire, the study collected primary data from 508 respondents after meticulous data cleaning. Structural equation modelling tested the proposed model, revealing the determinants driving metaverse purchase intent. An artificial neural network probed complex relationships. The results show an indirect impact of Avatar options and virtual economy, with Attitude and Marketing communication and data collection directly influencing. In addition, trust and responsibility, along with security and privacy, emerged as moderating factors in certain relationships. The study emphasises marketing's strong impact on metaverse purchase intention, indicating significant corporate-consumer potential. Additionally, avatar display options emerged as the second strongest determinant, underscoring users' desire for extensive avatar customisation as a channel for self-expression.

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Environmental tax reform roles and strategies of local governments: A quasi-natural experiment from China

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Sustainable Futures

Pub Date : 2025-01-15 DOI: 10.1016/j.sftr.2025.100453

Tianyang Chu

Whether environmental tax reform can drive green economic transformation is closely related to local government behavior. This study examines the impact of environmental tax reform on local governments using panel data for 247 Chinese prefecture-level cities from 2011 to 2021 and the difference-in-differences method. It finds that environmental tax reform leads local governments to increase environmental supervision and fiscal technology expenditure. A mechanism analysis shows that environmental tax reform increases local governments’ motivation to promote green innovation through target adjustments and public environmental demands. Heterogeneity analyses indicate that environmental tax reform has a stronger effect on increasing environmental supervision and fiscal technology expenditure in high-growth- and high-environmental-pressure cities, and northern cities. Expansion analyses show that although environmental tax reform inhibits overall market segmentation, it is more significant in southern cities and insignificant in northern cities. Finally, with active local government cooperation, environmental tax reform could reduce pollution emissions and promote green economic transformation.

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Equitable technology development: A framework and methods for scientists and engineers

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Sustainable Futures

Pub Date : 2025-01-15 DOI: 10.1016/j.sftr.2025.100451

Jonathan Ensor , Steven Johnson , Daniel Vorbach , James Moir

Equity requires a rethinking of the processes and methods that applied scientists and engineers work through as they develop solutions that are simultaneously technical and social. By bridging insights from science and technology studies with critical analysis of participatory development practice, we propose a framework for understanding equitable technology development. We explore this through an illustrative case of water monitoring technology development, undertaken with scientists, engineers and communities in Vanuatu. Analysis suggests a typology of five methodological considerations that are significant for the practice of equitable technology development, locating equitable technology development as both a technical and an ethical challenge.

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Like snow in the sun: Government's environmental attention and the withdrawal of polluting firms

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Sustainable Futures

Pub Date : 2025-01-14 DOI: 10.1016/j.sftr.2025.100452

Mengjie Li, Weijian Du

Based on the heterogeneous firm theory, this study uses text analysis and microeconometric methods such as a two-way fixed-effect model, a subsample regression and an interactive term regression to investigate the influence of local government's environmental attention on the withdrawal of polluting firms. Research shows that such attention can accelerate the latter by increasing the severity of environmental regulations, reducing government subsidies and increasing technological innovation. Additionally, the influence of such attention on the exit of polluting firms weakens as market concentration, official corruption and fiscal decentralization increase. This study introduces government's environmental attention and explores its internal mechanisms and external factors, thus improving the framework of environmental governance and helping to understand the “black box” of environmental policy.

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Farmers’ attitude towards green ammonia produced by upcycling waste nitrogen: Empirical evidence from an Iowa study

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Sustainable Futures

Pub Date : 2025-01-14 DOI: 10.1016/j.sftr.2025.100450

Yu Wang , Wenzhen Li , Shuang Gu

This study examines farmers' acceptance of green ammonia produced by upcycling waste nitrogen using renewable energy. A mail survey, targeting a random sample of crop growers in Iowa, USA, found moderately high acceptance: about 50 % support green ammonia as a fertilizer and 32 % support green ammonia as a fuel. Support for green hydrogen is only 17 % (24 % opposing), demonstrating a preference of the 2nd-generation over the 1st-generation technologies. Ordinal logistic regression reveals social and psychological factors affecting attitude, including income, ideology, perceived benefit, ammonia usage, trust in science and technology, personal belief in reducing waste nitrogen, and social norm.

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Enhancing climate action evaluation using artificial neural networks: An analysis of SDG 13

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Sustainable Futures

Pub Date : 2025-01-13 DOI: 10.1016/j.sftr.2025.100439

Cosimo Magazzino , Zakaria Zoundi

This study aims to enhance the evaluation of climate-related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with a focus on SDG 13 ("Climate Action"), using Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) methods. It examines seven critical 2023 SDG Global Index indexes to model and predict environmental performance. The innovative use of ANNs allows for capturing complex and non-linear interactions among sustainability indicators, surpassing traditional linear models. A key component of the research is the application of Garson's algorithm, which identifies the relative importance of each of the seven indexes in influencing climate outcomes. The study optimizes the ANN's parameters through a grid search, ensuring robust and precise predictions. This research offers valuable insights for policymakers and researchers aiming to improve climate action strategies by providing a more nuanced understanding of the factors driving environmental performance. The findings demonstrate the potential of advanced AI techniques in refining sustainability assessments and guiding more effective environmental policies. Key policy insights drawn from the study include expanding interventions aimed at promoting more sustainable consumption and production policies, given the significant contribution of SDG 12 in driving climate goals; reviewing the methods for measuring economic growth to account for the planetary crises; and increasing the use of AI tools to guide policymaking.

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Stakeholders and sustainability disclosure: Evidence from an emerging market

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Sustainable Futures

Pub Date : 2025-01-13 DOI: 10.1016/j.sftr.2025.100445

Inusah Sulemana , Limei Cheng , Andrew Osei Agyemang , Abednego Osei , Timothy Masuni Nagriwum

This study examines the relationship between stakeholders’ pressure and sustainability disclosure. This study used primary data from 214 participants from Ghana's mining and manufacturing firms. SmartPLS version 4 software was used to run the study's analysis following the Partial Least Square Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) approach. This study's results revealed that pressures from stakeholders (government, shareholders, and customers) significantly influence green technological innovation and sustainability disclosure. Additionally, green technological innovation mediates the relationships between government, shareholder, and customer pressure and sustainability disclosure. Additionally, corporate culture partially moderates the relationships between stakeholders’ (shareholder and customer) pressure and sustainability disclosure.

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