Do innovation in environmental-related technologies asymmetrically affect carbon dioxide emissions in the United States?
Authors:
- Daleng XinDXDaleng Xin
- Manzoor AhmadMAManzoor Ahmad
- Hong LeiHLHong Lei
- Shoukat Iqbal KhattakSKShoukat Iqbal Khattak
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- 1 November 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Technology in Society
- Vol. 67
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