How to Coordinate Economic, Logistics and Ecological Environment? Evidences from 30 Provinces and Cities in China

Wei, Zhang; Zhang, Xinxin; Zhang, Mingyang; Li, Woyuan

doi:10.3390/su12031058

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“…The goal of sustainable agriculture transformation is to achieve a more environmentally sustainable future in farming, post-WTO entry and enrich farmers in order to accomplish a 'win-win' state (Sanders, 2006). In recent times, the case study of the sustainable agriculture in the Wei River Basin of China researched by Zhang et al (2020) confirms the positive implication of the sustainable agriculture in CE and justify how the authorities endeavor to pursuit the CE concept.…”

Section: Future Prospectmentioning

confidence: 95%

“…After all, the process design in the supply chain requires a higher level of visibility. The use of the entropy method and coupling coordination degree mode by Zhang et al (2020) point out that the greenhouse gas emissions such as carbon dioxide and energy consumption are largely caused by the development of logistics system. Currently, the objective goal of logistics varies by industry, and is followed without a centralized guidance or approach.…”

Section: China's Current Ce In Actionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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An Overview of Circular Economy in China: How the Current Challenges Shape the Plans for the Future

Feng

Lam

2021

The Chinese Economy

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Since the Circular Economy Promotion Law of People's Republic of China came into force in 2009, the concept of circular economy (CE) has gained a rising attention from governments and researchers. Policy makers, companies and researchers have started to establish different sets of principles and strategies for adoption. This paper introduces the CE within China's economy background and reviews the drivers to adopt and facilitate its CE. It integrates several current CE practices in China and conducts an analysis on the recycling rate from the government official reports that show China has made some progress in recycling industrial tangible waste and major renewable resources such as iron and steel with remaining challenges and barriers. Further analysis suggests that China requires a more systematic approach to promote CE by individuals, organizations and the nation.

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Section: Future Prospectmentioning

confidence: 95%

Section: China's Current Ce In Actionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Overview of Circular Economy in China: How the Current Challenges Shape the Plans for the Future

Feng

Lam

2021

The Chinese Economy

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“…As two complex social systems, the logistics industry and the economy influence each other, depend on each other, and have a coupling relationship [24]. On the one hand, the development of national economy determines the development degree of logistics industry, which can affect the future growth track of logistics industry; on the other hand, the development of logistics industry will also make the regional national economy profoundly changed [25][26][27]. As a basic industry of national economy, the logistics industry has strong industrial relevance and involves many fields.…”

Section: Coupling Coordination Mechanism Between Logistics and Economymentioning

confidence: 99%

Spatial Heterogeneity of Coupling Coordination Development between Logistics and Economy in Central Plains of China

Zhou

Zhao

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Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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The coupling of logistics and economy is of great significance for regional development. To promote the regional development of urban agglomeration in Central Plains of China, this paper attempts to study the spatial divergence of coupling development and the influential factors. The 30 urban cities in Central Plains of China have been regarded as the research objects. We develop an integrated framework to derive the coupling degree between logistics and economy in this region including linear weighting method, coupling coordination degree model, and exploratory spatial data analysis. The spatial pattern of the coupling coordination degree between logistics and economy is studied by the visualization evolution analysis. In addition, the GWR model is formulated to study the influential factors of regional coupling development. The results show that (1) the integrated development level of logistics industry and economy in the Central Plains City Cluster is low, and the development difference between regions is significant; (2) the overall coupling and coordination level of logistics industry and economy in the Central Plains City Cluster is not high and is at the stage of imminent disorder; in space, it presents a spatial pattern of “high in the center and low around”; (3) the coupling coordination degree around each region and city is a strong positive spatial correlation and agglomeration situation significantly; (4) the ranking of the influence degree of each driving factor from high to low is urbanization rate; science and technology level; education level; and population density.

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“…In addition, with the rapid development of economy, the scale of the logistics industry is also expanding rapidly, which brings great convenience to economy and trade, and becomes one of the pillar industries of national economy. However, with the development of economy and logistics, the problem of the ecological environment is becoming more and more prominent [22].…”

Section: Theoretical Backroundmentioning

confidence: 99%

Environmental Impacts and Attitudes of Agricultural Enterprises for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development

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Recognising that implementing an agricultural enterprise impacts the state of the environment, its ecological stability, and the self- regulatory capabilities of ecosystems, the aim of this paper is to acquaint the professional and lay public about the attitudes of Slovakian agricultural enterprises towards environmental protection and sustainable development. The paper draws attention to present methods, techniques, and tools that enterprise management are applying for the purpose of meeting and overcoming environmental challenges. The data for this research were obtained from controlled interviews and a questionnaire survey conducted across more than 90 agricultural enterprises. Based on the data outcomes, research premises and formulated research hypotheses put forward are verified by using Friedman, Wilcoxon, Kruskal–Wallis, and Pearson chi-square tests. Discussion of the findings points out that although Slovakia is not yet one of the most polluting countries, promoting the application of environmental protection approaches for sustainable development is of the essence. The most important agriculturally related step, mitigating environmental degradation, is to promote changes in the moral values of agricultural enterprises and the society through enhanced environmental awareness and application practices.

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How to Coordinate Economic, Logistics and Ecological Environment? Evidences from 30 Provinces and Cities in China

Cited by 43 publications

References 51 publications

An Overview of Circular Economy in China: How the Current Challenges Shape the Plans for the Future

An Overview of Circular Economy in China: How the Current Challenges Shape the Plans for the Future

Spatial Heterogeneity of Coupling Coordination Development between Logistics and Economy in Central Plains of China

Environmental Impacts and Attitudes of Agricultural Enterprises for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development

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