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Natural resources support ecosystems by providing important services such as clean air, water, food, and biodiversity. It is greatly important to understand how to safeguard and conserve these resources for present and future generations. In this regard, this paper aims to investigate the role of natural resources, tourism, financial development, and institutional quality towards sustainable development in China. The study used time-series data from 2000-2021 and employed the Bayesian linear regression model because it is suitable for small datasets. The robustness of findings was checked using quantile regression approach. The results reveal that financial development and institution quality have a positive effect on sustainable development. An increase in tourism expenditures stimulates the economy, creates jobs, encourages cultural exchange, and supports sustainability initiatives. However, reliance on natural resource can result in negative economic, social, and environmental outcomes, highlighting the need for resource diversification and management for reinforcing sustainable development.

This study aims to delve into the connection between green HRM, corporate entrepreneurial orientation, and green innovation and their effects on environmental performance. This research not only adds new information to the existing body of literature on the subject, but it also has the potential to widen its scope. The research formed several hypotheses based on previously published research and appropriate theoretical frameworks. Hypothesis testing was performed using comprehensive dataset, and its collection was accomplished through the survey method. The study utilised a technique known as structural equation modelling for the purpose of conducting the data analysis. Findings reveal that green HRM significantly improves green innovation capabilities. The moderation of corporate entrepreneurial orientation confirms the positive moderation in green HRM's effect on green innovation. Finally, the link between green HRM and environmental performance is discovered to be facilitated by green innovation.