Stoking the fires? CO2 emissions and economic growth¶
Holtz-Eakin, D., & Selden, T. M. (1995). Stoking the fires? CO2 emissions and economic growth. Journal of Public Economics.
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- Environmental Kuznets curve
- For global commons pollutants, notably carbon dioxide and biodiversity loss, the relationship is absent or weakly positive across the observed income range: at no income level observed so far does CO₂ per capita turn down reliably, undermining the extrapolation that growth will eventually cure climate-scale degradation
This sourceHoltz-Eakin & Selden establish that CO2's estimated turning point lies far outside the observed income range (no reliable within-sample downturn); the paper does not address biodiversity loss, which the sentence also asserts.
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- For global commons pollutants, notably carbon dioxide and biodiversity loss, the relationship is absent or weakly positive across the observed income range: at no income level observed so far does CO₂ per capita turn down reliably, undermining the extrapolation that growth will eventually cure climate-scale degradation
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