Investigating the Role of Education, Foreign Investment, and Economic Development for Sustainable Environment in BRI Countries: Application of Method of Movements Quantile Regression

Environmental pollution comes from several sectors of activities. It is almost conceivable that the education sector subsidies to disruption environmental quality. The study employs panel cointegration techniques and method moments quantile regression (MMQR) inspect influence income, (scholarly enrollment expenditure), foreign direct investment on carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions for a 46 Belt Road initiative (BRI) countries spanning period 1996–2016. estimation shows hypothesis Kuznets established both models. Using fully modified ordinary least squares (OLS), fixed effects OLS dynamic OLS, long-run elasticities show real income increases emissions. At same time, contribute toward decreasing in long run. approach MMQR, estimated coefficients confirm only economic growth positively affects pollution. However, negatively CO with different levels. As policy recommendations, governments BRI region should improve educational services by installing new technologies, equipment, supplies, which leads mitigation emission