ArticleGM crops & food2025
The moderating role of environment-related technologies in the link between transportation infrastructure, agricultural, and environmental contamination in highly congested countries of the world.
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Abstract
Densely populated countries have greater demand for agricultural output, greater vehicle usage, and busier traffic, so these countries devote more agricultural land to agricultural production and invest more in transportation infrastructure, resulting in higher environmental emissions. Most studies in literature assume that environment-related technologies directly diminish environmental contamination, while this study suggests that environment-related technologies indirectly mitigate environmental hazards through interactions with agricultural land use, agricultural value addition, and transportation infrastructure. Thus, this study determines to disclose the influence of agricultural land use, agricultural value added, and transportation infrastructure investment on ecological damage in countries with the highest population density during the period 1990-2022; and the sole moderating effect of environment-related technologies in the association of the proposed regressors with CO
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