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This study investigates the intricate relationship between digital economic
expansion, resource utilization, and environmental sustainability in Uzbekistan. As the
country advances its digital economy, understanding the environmental consequences
of this growth becomes crucial for policy-making. The research explores how
Uzbekistan’s digital-driven GDP growth impacts resource consumption, particularly
focusing on energy usage, water resources, and land utilization, alongside
environmental degradation indicators such as CO2 emissions and pollution levels.
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