Traditional energy and ecological footprint: impact, problems, prospects

The article examines the controversial issue of the impact of the energy sector on the environment, as well as empirical contradictions in the literature on the one-dimensional measurement of the carbon footprint of economic activity, which requires a broader and more comprehensive study of the factors and effects of influence in various environmental dimensions.

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Priroda
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.7868/s0032874x25050020
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Global Energy Security and Policy
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Traditional energy and ecological footprint: impact, problems, prospects

Inna Parshutina
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Global Energy Security and Policy
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Traditional energy and ecological footprint: impact, problems, prospects

Inna Parshutina
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Abstract

The article examines the controversial issue of the impact of the energy sector on the environment, as well as empirical contradictions in the literature on the one-dimensional measurement of the carbon footprint of economic activity, which requires a broader and more comprehensive study of the factors and effects of influence in various environmental dimensions.

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