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[https://www.nature.com/articles/s41558-022-01552-w by Lingxiao Yan 1/12/22 nature climate change] | [https://www.nature.com/articles/s41558-022-01552-w by Lingxiao Yan 1/12/22 nature climate change] | ||
Technological innovation is seen as a critical mechanism that could mediate the economic effects of increasing climate risk. But, in principle, innovative activity could shift in ways that either increase or decrease the climatic resilience of economic production. A comprehensive map is missing of the interactions between climate change, production and innovation. | Technological innovation is seen as a critical mechanism that could mediate the economic effects of increasing climate risk. But, in principle, innovative activity could shift in ways that either increase or decrease the climatic resilience of economic production. A comprehensive map is missing of the interactions between climate change, production and innovation. | ||
=====Examining the relationship between technological innovation, environmental social governance and corporate sustainability: the moderating role of green operational innovation===== | |||
[https://www.nature.com/articles/s41599-025-04389-8 by Oluwole Nurudeen Omonijo 30/1/25 Humanities & Social Sciences Communications] | |||
While environmental social governance (ESG) and technological innovation are important foundations for corporate sustainability, how ESG activities and technological innovation impact corporate sustainability remains limited in the current literature. | |||
