Exploring long-term mitigation pathways for a net zero Tajikistan

Akkermans, Sander; Martín-Ortega, Juan Luis; Sebos, Ioannis; López-Blanco, María José

doi:10.1007/s11027-023-10053-w

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“…Turkey should radically implement climate action planning that includes mitigation measures for net zero emission targets [19,20].…”

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Air pollution in Türkiye depending on environmental pressure categories

Büke,

Köne

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The aim of this paper to analyse the air pollution in Turkey depending on four environmental pressure categories, namely global warming potential, acidification potential, tropospheric ozone-forming potential and particulate formation potential for the period 1990-2018. The individual air pollutant effect for each environmental pressure group has been examined and discussed. According to the air pollution analysis, global warming potential, acidification potential and particulate formation potential effects are in an upward trend while tropospheric ozone-forming potential effect is in a downward trend for the time period 1990-2018. And the environmental pressure category where the highest increase is realized in all environmental pressure categories is the global warming potential category. This paper provides information on the causes of air pollution and offers policy recommendations for reducing air pollution in Turkey.

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“…Turkey should radically implement climate action planning that includes mitigation measures for net zero emission targets [19,20].…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Air pollution in Türkiye depending on environmental pressure categories

Büke,

Köne

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Urban solid waste disposal possesses potential carbon emission reduction attributes [33], and the MSW (Municipal Solid Waste) sorting pilot policy is also a part of China's ambitious carbon neutrality plan. By increasing the recycling rate of recyclables and the capacity of MSW disposal, it is possible to maximize the carbon reduction benefits throughout the entire process of urban solid waste disposal, aiding in the achievement of carbon neutrality goals [34]. Therefore, it is necessary to incorporate MSW sorting policies into the public policy objectives of cities, establish a broader social consensus, and promote better policy implementation [13].…”

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Evaluating the impact of China’s MSW sorting pilot policy on urban sustainable development: Empirical evidence from 95 cities

Mao,

Jia,

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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The escalating challenge of municipal solid waste (MSW) critically tests the sustainable development capacities of urban centers. In response, China initiated pilot policies in 2017 aimed at bolstering MSW management. The effectiveness of these initiatives, however, necessitates empirical scrutiny. This study leverages panel data spanning 95 cities at the prefectural level or higher, covering the period from 2006 to 2020, to assess the impact of the MSW sorting pilot policy on urban sustainable development using a difference-in-differences approach. The research found that the MSW sorting pilot policy has significantly increased the processing volume of MSW, thereby enhancing the sustainable development capabilities of cities. Further, the study identifies augmented fixed asset investments as a key mechanism through which pilot cities have enhanced their MSW management capabilities. Notably, the policy’s stimulative effects are more pronounced in less densely populated and economically lagging regions. These findings provide critical insights for developing nations in shaping MSW sorting strategies and advancing urban sustainability.

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“…In the last four decades of analysis, climate change has been one of humanity’s most controversial issues and pressing threats [ 1 ]. Since 2020, many countries have proposed carbon-neutral strategies to achieve the goal of global warming below 1.5°C [ 2 ]. Agriculture is a significant contributor to global warming, with fertilizer management, intestinal fermentation and rice cultivation all significant sources of greenhouse gases [ 3 ].…”

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Comprehensive evaluation of digital village development in the context of rural revitalization: A case study from Jiangxi Province of China

Liu,

Zhang,

Wang

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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Digital rural construction is a key strategic direction to promote China’s rural revitalization and alleviate global climate problems. In order to put forward feasible suggestions for the subsequent development and ensure the smooth development of digital village construction, how to reflect the development level of the digital village through scientific and reasonable comprehensive evaluation has become an urgent problem to be solved. This paper establishes a comprehensive evaluation index system through the Delphi method and principal component analysis method, then assigns weights to the evaluation indicators based on the improved CRITIC-G1 method, and then grades the development level of digital villages according to the extension matter element method. Finally, taking Jiangxi Province in China as an example, the overall development level of digital villages in Jiangxi Province is evaluated from the provincial level according to the proposed method. And put forward the corresponding countermeasures and suggestions. Results: Firstly, the development level of digital villages in Jiangxi Province is good, and there is a trend of excellent development level. Secondly, from different aspects of digital rural development, the digitalization of infrastructure, services, economy, and green production in Jiangxi Province is at a good level, and the digitalization of life has reached an excellent level. Thirdly, from the perspective of development trends, the digitization of infrastructure has a progressive trend towards an excellent level of development, while the digitization of services, economy and green production has signs of development regression. According to the analysis results, the relevant countermeasures and suggestions are put forward from four aspects: talent, capital, governance system and development planning. Other regions can evaluate the development level of the digital village according to the evaluation model proposed in this paper so as to analyze the existing problems and put forward targeted solutions to promote the construction of the digital village.

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Exploring long-term mitigation pathways for a net zero Tajikistan

Cited by 20 publications

References 59 publications

Air pollution in Türkiye depending on environmental pressure categories

Air pollution in Türkiye depending on environmental pressure categories

Evaluating the impact of China’s MSW sorting pilot policy on urban sustainable development: Empirical evidence from 95 cities

Comprehensive evaluation of digital village development in the context of rural revitalization: A case study from Jiangxi Province of China

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