Factors influencing farmers' intention to participate in the voluntary carbon market: An extended theory of planned behavior

Cammarata, Mariarita; Scuderi, Alessandro; Timpanaro, Giuseppe; Cascone, Giulio

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2024.122367

Journal of Environmental Management

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.jenvman.2024.122367

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Factors influencing farmers' intention to participate in the voluntary carbon market: An extended theory of planned behavior

Mariarita Cammarata,

Alessandro Scuderi,

Giuseppe Timpanaro

et al.

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In the context of global and national carbon reduction targets, agricultural carbon emissions have become a critical focus. As global food demand increases, numerous agricultural policies have been implemented. Faced with limited policy resources, evaluating the impact of these policies on agricultural carbon emissions and production is essential. This study examined the relationship between food production and agricultural carbon emissions during the stage of agricultural development in Shandong Province, one of China’s major grain-producing regions, using the decoupling model. Additionally, the coupled coordination model was employed to assess the specific influence of agricultural policy clusters on this transformation. The results indicate that Shandong is transitioning from high-input, extensive farming to green, low-carbon, modern agriculture, with most cities shifting from strong negative decoupling to strong decoupling. Over time, the role of agricultural policies in driving this shift has grown more significant. Future policymaking should prioritize the overall quality of agricultural producers and maintain a continuous focus on sustainable, green development. Ensuring that policy directions align with evolving stages of agricultural development and adjusting them in real-time will be crucial.

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Factors influencing farmers' intention to participate in the voluntary carbon market: An extended theory of planned behavior

Cited by 2 publications

References 48 publications

How does social capital influence farmers' adoption of soil testing and formulated fertilisation technology? Evidence from Chinese maize farmers

How does social capital influence farmers' adoption of soil testing and formulated fertilisation technology? Evidence from Chinese maize farmers

Are Governmental Policies an Effective Way to Reduce Agricultural Carbon Emissions? An Empirical Study of Shandong in Main Grain Producing Areas of China

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