Green finance softens foreign investment’s negative association with Southeast Asian green growth
A 2013–2023 panel study of seven Southeast Asian economies found that green finance weakened, but did not reverse, the negative ...
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Saudi Arabia’s Green Startup Boom Runs Into Practical Barriers
A Saudi-focused review of 249 studies identifies circular-economy capabilities, green workforce management, and digital tools as key drivers of sustainable ...
Green finance and renewable energy move in sync when uncertainty strikes
A new wavelet coherence study shows green bonds, clean energy stocks and ESG funds synchronize under energy and ESG uncertainty, ...
Green Biotech’s Billion-Dollar Problem Has a Three-Gate Fix
A new framework proposes matching specific financial instruments to three stages of biotechnological development, from early R&D subsidies to Contracts ...
Energy uncertainty pushes Chinese banks to shift credit toward green industries, study finds
A new study of 42 Chinese listed banks finds that rising energy uncertainty drives a structural shift of credit from ...
Green Funds Backfire: Government Money May Fuel Corporate ESG Greenwashing
A new analysis of Chinese listed firms finds that government-guided green funds, intended to promote sustainable development, actually increase corporate ...
Africa’s Energy Trilemma: New Review Maps the Continent’s Renewable Transition Research
A bibliometric review of 107 studies finds that Africa's renewable energy transition research increasingly frames economic development, energy access, and ...
Systematic Review Maps the Fragmented Science Linking Energy Transition and Climate Vulnerability
A systematic review of 76 studies finds that research on the energy transition and climate vulnerability remains fragmented, relying heavily ...
Green Finance Boosts Bank Stability in BRICS Nations, But Only Up to a Point
A new study of BRICS economies finds that green finance strengthens banking stability only up to a turning point that ...
Green Finance Works Best Where Governance Is Strong: New Evidence From Vietnam’s Provinces
A new decade-long study of Vietnam's 63 provinces shows that green finance drives measurable clean-technology transition only where institutional quality ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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