Ecological toll of military activities on biodiversity
ISSN
0128-178X
Date Issued
2024-10-09
Author(s)
Muzafar Shah Habibullah
Putra Business School
Nur Ameera A Jaz
Universiti Malaya
Muhammad Nazmi Zamri
DOI
10.35631/JTHEM.938005
Abstract
The primary aim of this research is to determine the relationship between military actions and their ecological impacts. A thorough analysis ofpanel data was undertaken, using both static and dynamic approaches, by employing average data from the years 2004 to 2022. According to the empirical evidence, the escalation in military expenditures has exerted significant strain on the natural environment. Given the significant influence of carbon emissions by the military sector, it is imperative to prioritize the inclusion of this issue on the global agenda. Our study further indicated that there is a statistically significant negative impact on the environment as a consequence of wealth and investment. The promotion of sustainable development may be accomplished through embracing renewable energy sources and energy-efficient technology, together with investing in sustainable infrastructure, so facilitating the mitigation of environmental impact. The role ofgovernance plays a pivotal role in the mitigation of environmental harm. The notion of corruption control is concerned with the government's ability to enforce a regulatory framework that is characterized by predictability and transparency, catering to the needs of enterprises, people, and investors. Furthermore, the capacity of a government to formulate and implement policies and initiatives that successfully tackle social challenges may play a significant role in establishing a favorable framework for the preservation of the environment and the promotion of sustainability.
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