Environmental policy and green development in urban and rural construction: Beggar-thy-neighbor or win-win situation?

Huang, Yujie; Gan, Jiawu; Liu, Baoliu; Zhao, Kunqian

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2024.141201

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“…The authors of Refs. [73,74] stated in their respective studies that rural areas needed to pay attention to environmental problems and develop better green ideas as they are more vulnerable to needs such as aggregate and/or environmental education.…”

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Perception of Public Policies and Sustainability among Agricultural Producers in the Municipality of Guasave

Cuadras-Berrelleza,

Peinado-Guevara,

Moreno-López

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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The agricultural sector of Sinaloa is one of the most representative in Mexico. Its economic and social contributions are of great magnitude, as is its scale of production and the social impacts it generates. The objective was to study the perception of maize farmers in the municipality of Guasave on agricultural public policies and their impact on sustainable results in the sector. The methodology was quantitative-descriptive and cross-sectional. A sample of 260 farmers was analysed out of a study population of 18,650, to whom a survey was applied using the Likert scale. The internal consistency of the instrument was validated using the McDonald omega test, giving a (ω) of 0.868, considered reliable. Kendall’s Tau-c was used to find the relationship between the category and its respective subcategories. The results showed statistically significant correlations (Sig < 5%) that were greater than 0.7, so it was considered that the category “Public policies and sustainable development” showed a strong correlation with the subcategories “Governance and agricultural sustainability” and “Public policies in agriculture”. The results indicate that there is a need for greater attention to public policies, from their design to implementation. Agricultural activity has had a negative impact on a sustainable environment due to the current production methods. It is considered that to achieve significant progress in this sector, studies are needed to help detect and correct these problems and encourage greater participation of the actors in the sector in their work through training and the dissemination of sustainable practices.

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Perception of Public Policies and Sustainability among Agricultural Producers in the Municipality of Guasave

Cuadras-Berrelleza,

Peinado-Guevara,

Moreno-López

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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“…Huang's research found that the same environmental policy exhibits strong heterogeneity in China's eastern, central, and western regions. While it can promote green environmental development in the east, the results in the west are quite different [37]. China's agricultural environmental protection policies emphasize both pollution control and pollution reduction.…”

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Abatement Effects of Agricultural Non-Point Pollution from Land System Reforms: A Case Study of the Farmland “Three Rights Separation” Reform in China

Yu,

Hai,

Wang

et al. 2024

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At present, agricultural non-point source pollution has become the main source of water pollution, which mainly comes from the excessive use of agricultural chemicals such as pesticides and fertilizers. The TRS is another land system reform in China after the household contract responsibility system, which relaxes the management rights of rural land and clarifies the ownership of land. Using this land reform in China as a case study, this paper constructs panel data for 30 provinces in China to explore the impact of land tenure intensification on agricultural non-point source pollution, using the difference-in-difference (DID) model to identify the causal relationship between the two. The results show that the coefficient of the TRS policy variable is −4.056 at the 1% significance level, indicating that this round of land reform has suppressed agricultural non-point source pollution. The provinces that have implemented TRS have seen an average annual reduction of 405,600 tons in Agnps emissions compared to those that have not implemented TRS, and the scale operation of agriculture and the size of the agricultural economy act as two paths. Moreover, heterogeneity analysis shows that the policy effect of the provinces in non-major food-producing areas is smaller than that of the provinces in major food-producing areas, and the path to realization is also different. Therefore, we should continue to encourage large-scale agricultural operations, cultivate new agricultural business entities, and strengthen the inhibitory effect of TRS on agricultural non-point source pollution.

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How can green industry policy facilitate carbon emissions reduction? Evidence from China’s National Eco-Industrial Demonstration Parks

Lv,

Zhang

2024

Clean Techn Environ Policy

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Environmental policy and green development in urban and rural construction: Beggar-thy-neighbor or win-win situation?

Cited by 24 publications

References 48 publications

Perception of Public Policies and Sustainability among Agricultural Producers in the Municipality of Guasave

Perception of Public Policies and Sustainability among Agricultural Producers in the Municipality of Guasave

Abatement Effects of Agricultural Non-Point Pollution from Land System Reforms: A Case Study of the Farmland “Three Rights Separation” Reform in China

How can green industry policy facilitate carbon emissions reduction? Evidence from China’s National Eco-Industrial Demonstration Parks

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