A review of applied research on low-carbon urban design: based on scientific knowledge mapping

Wang, Gaixia; Wan, Yunshan; Ding, Chante Jian; Liu, Xiaoqian; Jiang, Yuxin

doi:10.1007/s11356-023-29490-w

Environ Sci Pollut Res

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s11356-023-29490-w

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A review of applied research on low-carbon urban design: based on scientific knowledge mapping

Gaixia Wang,

Yunshan Wan,

Chante Jian Ding

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Toward low‐carbon sustainable development: Exploring the impact of digital economy development and industrial restructuring

Tan,

Yang,

Irfan

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Low‐carbon sustainable development is considered an essential strategy for achieving economic growth and environmental protection, requiring a fundamental transformation of the industrial structure, including developing clean technologies, promoting energy efficiency, and adopting sustainable production and consumption patterns. Simultaneously, the evolving digital economy is acknowledged as an essential driver in optimizing the industrial structure. Therefore, can digital economy development reshape the industrial structure and lead to low‐carbon sustainable development? The main purpose of this paper is to examine the mediating role of industrial structure upgrading in the relationship between the digital economy and low‐carbon development. Its ultimate purpose is to explore more possible paths to achieve low‐carbon development. This paper builds a regression model based on the data of cities. We found that digital economic development can directly promote low‐carbon sustainable development, a conclusion that still holds after endogeneity discussion and robustness testing. Additionally, digital economy development can promote industrial structure upgrading and thus promote low‐carbon sustainable development, meaning that industrial structure upgrading is an effective mechanism for digital economy development to promote low‐carbon sustainable development. This paper provides empirical evidence for the positive environmental externalities of digital economic development and establishes a basic research framework of “digital economic development → industrial structure upgrading → low‐carbon sustainable development.”

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Toward low‐carbon sustainable development: Exploring the impact of digital economy development and industrial restructuring

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Does geopolitical risk escalate environmental degradation in Turkey? Evidence from a Fourier approach

Kızılkaya,

Mike

2024

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This study examines the long-run impacts of geopolitical risk on carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions in Turkey using Shin and Fourier Shin cointegration methods for yearly observations from 1985 to 2019. The cointegration test results reveal a long-run relation between CO2 emissions and geopolitical risk, economic growth, renewable energy, and the population size in Turkey. According to dynamic ordinary least squares estimation, geopolitical risk and renewable energy consumption have negative and statistically significant impacts on CO2 emissions, whereas economic growth and population size have positive and statistically significant effects on CO2 in the long-run. This shows that increases in geopolitical risks tend to reduce CO2 emissions in Turkey, by depressing production in polluting industries as well as economic growth. In addition, the study performs TY and Fourier TY causality analyses to check for consistency (or robustness) in the cointegration results. Accordingly, the Fourier TY test results demonstrate a unidirectional relationship from geopolitical risk and population size to CO2 emissions, whereas the Toda–Yamamoto test procedure indicates no causal relationship between the series in the long run. Overall, increases in geopolitical risks decrease the rate of production and pollution in the polluting sector in Turkey. However, this also means a decrease in economic growth rates for Turkey which focuses its economic policy and strategy on sustainable growth and development. Therefore, it is very important for Turkey to immediately implement an environmental practice that will not harm its economic policies.

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Zooming in or zooming out: Energy strategy, developmental parity and regional entrepreneurial dynamism

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Nepal,

Shao

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A review of applied research on low-carbon urban design: based on scientific knowledge mapping

Cited by 15 publications

References 185 publications

Toward low‐carbon sustainable development: Exploring the impact of digital economy development and industrial restructuring

Toward low‐carbon sustainable development: Exploring the impact of digital economy development and industrial restructuring

Does geopolitical risk escalate environmental degradation in Turkey? Evidence from a Fourier approach

Zooming in or zooming out: Energy strategy, developmental parity and regional entrepreneurial dynamism

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