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Geography
Kaifang Shi et al.
Summary: This study investigates the impact of urban spatial structure (US) on carbon emissions in China and finds that it provides scientific references for government departments and decision-makers to optimize and realize their carbon reduction goal. The research reveals that the effect of US on carbon emissions is regulated by population size, with monocentric US being more conducive to reducing carbon emissions for smaller cities and polycentric US performing better for larger cities. Furthermore, the study highlights the importance of the relative magnitudes of transportation, residents' lives, and industrial production and manufacturing in determining the conditional effect of population size on the US-carbon emissions relationship.
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Xiaohong Chen et al.
Summary: Green technology innovation (GI) is essential for balancing environmental protection and sustainable economic development. The digital transformation of economies has a positive impact on GI in Chinese energy conservation and environmental protection enterprises (ECEPEs), promoting internal controls and financing opportunities. However, the influence of digital transformation on GI may be limited in certain regions.
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Junjie Hong et al.
Summary: As a new economic form, the digital economy has become a new engine for economic growth, penetrating all sub-sectors of the economy. Network infrastructure, as the pillar and core driver of the digital economy, is increasingly evident and important. Moreover, green development has become a global trend to address climate problems, with energy intensity reduction being an important starting point. The impact of network infrastructure on energy intensity should not be ignored.
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Environmental Studies
Heping Huang et al.
Summary: This essay discusses the effect of different environmental regulations on carbon emissions reduction in China's prefecture-level cities from 2003 to 2017. The low-carbon pilot (LCP) and carbon emission trading (CET) policies were examined, and it was found that both policies significantly reduced carbon emissions, with the CET having a greater effect. The LCP performed better in the central and western regions, while the CET worked better in the eastern region. The LCP reduced carbon emissions mainly through increased foreign direct investment, while green technology innovation had a negative mediating effect on the impact of the CET.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REVIEW
(2023)
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Boqiang Lin et al.
Summary: To combat environmental pollution, China implemented the New China Environmental Protection Law in 2015. This study analyzes the impact of government environmental regulation on the carbon emissions intensity of heavy polluting industries using a quasi-natural experiment and a DID model. The results show that the implementation of the law significantly reduces industrial carbon emissions intensity.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REVIEW
(2023)
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Yuping Shang et al.
Summary: Energy saving, emission reduction, and low carbon development are crucial for sustainable development globally and for China's dual carbon target. The digital transformation of enterprises plays a significant role in reducing carbon emissions by improving technological innovation, internal control, and environmental information disclosure. Based on a text analysis of annual reports from Shanghai and Shenzhen listed companies during 2012-2020, the study measures the level of enterprise digital transformation and empirically investigates its impact on carbon emission intensity. The findings show that enterprise digital transformation effectively reduces carbon emissions, and this effect remains robust even after conducting various tests. The study also analyzes the heterogeneity and concludes that the impact of digital transformation is stronger in regions with strong intellectual property protection and capital-intensive enterprises. However, it does not differ based on enterprise types, environmental regulation intensity, and information infrastructure construction. This paper discusses the path choices for enterprises to reduce carbon emissions, offering insights for businesses to seize opportunities in the new wave of technological and green economic transition.
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Feng Dong et al.
Summary: This study examines the impact of green technology innovation on carbon emission efficiency and analyzes the transmission effects of economic development, urbanization, and financial development on environment-related green technology and carbon emission efficiency. The results show that green technology innovation improves carbon emission efficiency, with economic development and urbanization playing a mediating role, and financial development moderating the sensitivity of carbon emission efficiency to green technology innovation.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH
(2022)
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Jun Zhao et al.
Summary: This study investigates the impact of industrial structure adjustment on carbon emissions in China and explores the mediating role of energy efficiency in this relationship. The findings suggest that industrial structure upgrading can reduce CO2 emissions, while industrial structure optimization may increase carbon emissions.
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Business
Weidong Huo et al.
Summary: Economic development has led to global greenhouse gas emissions and climate change, posing a common challenge for all nations. Cities, as drivers of national economic development, have a crucial role in low-carbon development and climate change mitigation. China has actively explored and implemented pilot policies for low-carbon cities to reduce emissions and mitigate climate change. Findings from this study show that pilot cities achieved an annual carbon emission reduction of approximately 2.72%, resulting in a gross domestic product loss of around 1.19 trillion yuan from 2013 to 2017. These reductions were achieved through adjustments in industrial structure, promotion of technological innovation, and investment in low-carbon technologies.
TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE
(2022)
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Qingbin Guo et al.
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Economics
Wei Zhang et al.
Summary: This paper discusses the effect and mechanisms of digital economy on carbon emission performance. It finds that digital economy improves carbon emission performance and proposes specific recommendations.
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Business
Boqiang Lin et al.
Summary: Green technology innovations play an important role in balancing economic growth and environmental governance. However, there is limited empirical research on the relationship between green technology innovations and CO2 emissions, particularly in developing countries like China. This study examines panel data from 264 prefecture-level cities in China from 2006 to 2017, and finds that the impact of green technology innovations on CO2 emissions varies across different types of cities. It also shows that green technology innovations can contribute to CO2 emission reduction after 2010, indirectly through industrial structure upgrading. The study further suggests that the marginal effect of green technologies on CO2 emissions is influenced by the urban innovation environment and the human capital level of a city.
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(2022)
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Environmental Sciences
Lu Zhang et al.
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SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT
(2022)
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Energy & Fuels
Ping Chen et al.
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Environmental Sciences
Beibei Shi et al.
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Hua Zhang et al.
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SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION
(2022)
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Qingxi Wang et al.
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Environmental Studies
Jinning Zhang et al.
Summary: The positive impact of the digital economy on low-carbon development is important and should not be overlooked. This study develops an evaluation system to measure China's digital economy and finds that it is becoming an essential driver for regional low-carbon development. Environmental governance, technological innovation, and industrial structure upgrade are the primary channels through which the digital economy influences low-carbon development.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REVIEW
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Environmental Studies
Shuhong Wang et al.
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Luigi Aldieri et al.
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Boqiang Lin et al.
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Chang Tang et al.
Summary: Telecommunications infrastructure plays a significant role in promoting green technology innovation, with more impact on low-quality green technology innovation. It stimulates corporate green technology innovation by improving informatization and corporate governance, especially affecting non-state-owned enterprises with low financing constraints and a high technology level.
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Environmental Sciences
Yan Li et al.
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