Towards a Green Future for Sub-Saharan Africa: Do electricity access and public debt drive environmental progress?
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The combination of rising debt levels, poor electricity access, and environmental deterioration could threaten the attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Hence, this inquiry examined the implications of public borrowing and access to electricity on environmental sustainability (proxied by ecological footprint (ECOL)and carbondioxide (CO

Stephen K. Dimnwobi Mr
Kingsley I. Okere
Bernard C. Azolibe
Kingsley C. Onyenwife

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