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Background of the Study Saad Nisar 1 Sardar Shakeel Ahmad 2 Muhammad Fiaz 3 The huge amount of carbon dioxide emission is coming from BRIC countries because they are progressing very fast to make their economy stable. The industrial revolution started in 1970’s and since then a huge increase is seen in international trade resulting into environmental degradation. The industrial sector was heavily flooded with massive use of energy and investments in the sector mounted very high. There were benefits and advantages for developing economies. They mobilized their labor and capital and reduced their barriers to attain advantages from developed states which worsened the environmental problems. The industrial revolution process is going on in developing countries which are degrading the environment quality and global climate due to heavy use of energy.(Bento and Moutinho2016). .Kuznets (1955) originally hypothesized a curve which showed the relationship between economic growth and income inequality, the Kuznets’ graph shows an inverted U shaped curve between these variables. At first stage as the economic growth of a country increases

Empirical Study to find the Nexus between Economic Development and Environment Degradation: Evidence from Pakistan