Will Development and Temperature be Reconciled?

Faradiba, Faradiba and Azzahra, St. Fatimah and Yuniarti, Endah and Zet, Lodewik and Laia, Tris Kurniawati and Wulandari, Rini (2024) Will Development and Temperature be Reconciled? Nature Environment and Pollution Technology : An International Quarterly Scientific Journal, 23 (1). pp. 151-160. ISSN 2395-3454

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Abstract

The country’s advancement is fueled by regional growth. It frequently has many detrimental effects in its application, including contamination. Climate, notably temperature, is negatively impacted by the ensuing pollution. This study uses the Multiple Correspondence Analysis (MCA) method to measure the pollution index, followed by the instrumental variable (IV) method to calculate the effect of development on pollution and temperature. Rural data from Podes 2018 is among the data used in this investigation. The findings of this study show that developed and developing areas are where the negative pollution index forms the most frequently. The construction and the resulting pollution index have a negative impact on temperature. The development process should pay attention to environmental aspects to anticipate worse temperature changes in the coming period. Key Words: Rural development Air pollution Temperature increase Multiple correspondence analysis Instrumental variables method

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