Global Green Economy: A Key Challenge for Achieving Environmental Stability Worldwide
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31150/ajebm.v7i10.2981Keywords:
Ecology, Environmental conservation, Ecological crisis, Environmental challenges, Advanced technology, Sustainable economy, Green economyAbstract
This study addresses the global shift toward a green economy, a critical challenge in the context of globalization, as environmental issues continue to rank among the most urgent global concerns. While previous research has examined various environmental policies, a knowledge gap remains in understanding effective national-level strategies for transitioning to eco-friendly economic practices. The research aims to identify and evaluate these strategies, focusing on mitigation approaches for environmental challenges. Using a comparative analysis of global case studies, the study finds that adopting green policies not only enhances sustainability but also promotes economic resilience. The findings have significant implications for policymakers seeking to balance economic growth with environmental responsibility.
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