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The NZE employs a three-pronged approach to tackle emissions cost-effectively while maintaining reliable electricity supply. In total, 2030 emissions from existing coal-fired power plants are three-quarters below the level in 2020, a reduction of over 7 Gt. Existing plants are either retrofitted with CCUS or co-fired with low emissions fuels such as …
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This study assesses the impact of four coal mines in Mozambique on the socioeconomic outcomes of the local population. We combine four waves of surveys with coal mine locations data and employ a difference-in-difference model. The timing of the surveys allows us to control for pre-trends and to differentiate between the effects during the …
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Coal Consumption Sources of electricity refer to the inputs used to generate electricity. Coal refers to all coal and brown coal, both primary (including hard coal and lignite …
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Sustainable Development of Underground Coal Resources in Shallow Groundwater Areas for Environment and Socio-Economic Considerations: A Case Study of Zhangji Coal Mine in China. Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2023, ... The impact of underground coal mining on land use and agricultural system is widely distributed …
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In 2012, Mexico became one of the first countries to pass climate change legislation, and in 2017 it joined a coalition of governments committed to phasing out …
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The global shift from a fossil fuel-based to an electrical-based society is commonly viewed as an ecological improvement. However, the electrical power industry is a major source of carbon dioxide emissions, and incorporating renewable energy can still negatively impact the environment. Despite rising research in renewable energy, the …
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The relationship between the coal industry and the socio-economic aspects is multifaceted and not yet fully explored. Our paper proposes a statistically documented research on regional development using representative socio-economic indicators. The paper is aiming to present the current socio-economic state in Jiu Valley micro-region, …
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This paper examines selected socio-economic indicators between coal mining and non-mining local government areas (LGAs) in Queensland, Australia. This study differs from other research in three ...
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The logic that coal is needed to combat poverty is based on two premises. The first is that coal provides poor s with electricity. The limitations of coal-fired power as a solution to energy poverty are …
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By the 1830s, social reformers were increasingly concerned about the conditions in which the urban working classes had to live – squalor, over-crowding and pollution from the burning of coal. Exploiting the fact that coal use by industries varied greatly across urban areas in Britain, researchers find that industrial coal use explains …
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Socio-economic Impact Assessment and Community Engagement Reports are published by the Australian Coal Association Research Program. These reports represent the provisional findings of the ...
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It is critically important that we have a sense of how challenging, or feasible, our pathways to a 1.5 °C future might be, considering technical, socio-cultural, political and economic factors.
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Coal India Limited (CIL) Coal India Limited to achieve sustainable development (SD) & inclusive growth has come out with a formal Sustainable Development Policy in 2013. This policy encompasses mainly three components: i. Environmental sustainability ii. Socio-cultural sustainability iii. Economic sustainability
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The ARDL equilibrium relationship indicated coal consumption and economic growth contributed a larger volume to the emitter of CO 2 emissions in both the short and long range. Another study [34] looked at how Turkey's energy policies affect the relationship between coal, industrialization, and agriculture in relation to the climate …
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This paper examines economic impacts of coal mining across local government areas (LGAs) in Australia. Three main distinguishing features of this research are a) the analysis through the mining boom and bust cycle, b) a focus on small regional areas within one state in Australia and c) the use of socio-economic indicators in …
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Coal rent from coal energy offers benefits to coal-exploration firms to use coal to produce energy (Mehrara and Baghbanpour, 2015) an indication that coal production is mainly used for energy generation. It is estimated that coal rent in E7 economies accounts for some share of her energy mix precisely in Brazil 0.01%, China …
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Bituminous coal is the most used and most desired coal throughout the world, chiefly for steam (production of electricity), heating, gas and coking. Anthracite, though smokeless …
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The socio-ecological system experienced two states: traditional agriculture and mining. The evolution of the past adaptive cycles was mainly driven by coal exploitation and environmental degradation within the mining area, as well as the cross-scale interactions of economic events and coal policy changes outside the mining area.
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1. Introduction. Coal is the most common and major energy source in China. According to BP Energy Outlook (BP, 2018), coal consumption accounted for 28% of global energy consumption in 2017, of which 52% was consumed by China.Although large-scale coal input has significantly boosted China's economic growth (Michieka and …
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Designing a fair coal phase-out strategy in Mexico is one of the country's most urgent measures to address climate change and to ensure an energy transition …
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This study uses the case of the Carmichael Coal Mining Project in Australia, which, despite its potential economic and social effects, also generates an enormous amount of GHGs emissions in Australia and the rest of the planet, contravening to the commitments of the Paris Agreement, as well as the scientific assessments of the International Panel of …
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Economic and environmental policy actions are often substitutionary in their impacts, as one man's food could be another's poison. One of the critical emphases at the recent Conference of Parties 26 (COP26) is the need for coal to be phased out in the energy consumption basket of nations to achieve environmental sustainability, but this …
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In this article, Swati Dsouza and Kavya Singhal discuss the ways in which socio-economic fallouts of coal transitions in India could be mitigated. Coal transitions in India are likely to be a messy and complicated exercise. A recent study by Dsouza and Singhal (2021) found that at conservative estimate, more than 13 million people (Figure 1 ...
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This year, Kentucky's Republican-dominated Legislature passed legislation making it more difficult to retire coal-fired power plants, and prohibited state investment advisers from considering the long-term ramifications of climate change.. Their rhetoric belies a growing number of Kentuckians who understand the climate science and are …
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The analysis of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in Mexico reveals several key socio-economic drivers with varying degrees of influence. GDP, energy consumption, and population are positively correlated with GHG emissions, confirming their significant environmental impact. Economic growth, increased energy use, and a growing …
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As one of the top six coal-producing and coal-exporting countries in the world, coal has consistently been essential to South Africa's economic development. For example, nearly 70% of the nation's energy needs are met by coal, which also provides 12% of the economy's total foreign exchange receipts and employs 19% of the almost …
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Coal supply. Coal was the fossil fuel that powered the Industrial Revolution in the 19th century and is still extensively used today in power generation and heavy industry due to its availability and low cost, as well as its role in certain industrial processes such as …
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The analysis of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in Mexico reveals several key socio-economic drivers with varying degrees of influence. GDP, energy …
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1. Introduction. The extraction and burning of fossil fuels is one of the key contributors to the greenhouse emissions that warm the climate. Coal – the focus of this paper – is the largest global source of electricity generation today and a key emitter in the electricity sector [1].Addressing climate change will require that the coal sector …
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