The Evolution and Response of Space Utilization Efficiency and Carbon Emissions: A Comparative Analysis of Spaces and Regions

Yin, Ruimin; Wang, Zhanqi; Chai, Ji; Gao, Yunxiao; Xu, Feng

doi:10.3390/land11030438

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“…In other words, China's carbon dioxide emissions are inversely proportional to its economic integration. Further investigations (Yin et al 2022) have backed this conclusion. However, studies frequently underestimate the influence of economic integration on carbon emission reductions in space, particularly in China.…”

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confidence: 74%

A step towards green economic policy framework: role of renewable energy and climate risk for green economic recovery

Guo

Kuang

2022

Econ Change Restruct

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According to the World Bank, energy efficiency is a critical facilitator of most Sustainable Development Goals. Its contribution to CO2 emission reduction is astounding. Environmentalists have recently emphasized the essential need to determine energy efficiency causes. This research broadens the debate's horizons by proposing additional possible energy efficiency factors using data from the Chinese economy. From 1990 to 2020, we examined the influence of investment in renewable energy resources, financial inclusion, industrial production, and trade openness on China's energy efficiency and climate risk. Additionally, this study is added to the literature by examining the causal relationships between variables while considering the temporal dimension. The findings indicate that industrial production, financial inclusion, public R&D on renewable energy, and trade openness contribute significantly to China's energy efficiency and climate risk. All other factors, except industrial production, are positively associated with energy efficiency. The path of causality is established from energy efficiency and climate risk to financial inclusion, industrial production, renewable energy, public research and development budgets, and trade openness. According to the findings, changes in energy performance have frequency-changing impacts on all variables. Policymakers believe that the financial system must be strengthened since this will significantly influence renewable energy.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 74%

A step towards green economic policy framework: role of renewable energy and climate risk for green economic recovery

Guo

Kuang

2022

Econ Change Restruct

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“…Therefore, the positive and negative effects of labor intensity increase of land on carbon emission 6) from Table 5 reveal that the effect of land energy consumption intensity on carbon emissions is significantly positive and the impact on carbon emission efficiency is exceptionally negative. Higher land energy consumption intensity indicates that land use is more inclined to introduce high-energy-consuming enterprises, which are usually accompanied by high pollution and thus increase carbon emissions (Yin et al, 2022). The added value of highenergy-consuming enterprises is typically low.…”

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Effects of China’s land-intensive use on carbon emission reduction: A new perspective of industrial structure upgrading

Qiu

Liang

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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The rapid and disorderly expansion of urban construction land has resulted in massive carbon emissions, intensifying the contradiction between land use and low-carbon development. As an essential tool to increase land use efficiency, whether land-intensive use can balance economic and environmental benefits has emerged as a topical issue. This paper investigates the influence of land-intensive use on carbon emissions and its role mechanism under the perspective of industrial structure upgrading by using a two-way fixed-effects model with provincial panel data from 2008 to 2020 in China. The statistical results reveal that land-intensive use not only reduces carbon emissions but also boosts carbon emission efficiency, which achieves carbon emission reduction from both quantity and quality aspects. The carbon emission reduction effect of land-intensive use is mainly manifested in energy, capital, science, and education factors of land-intensive use. The carbon emission reduction benefits obtained through land-intensive use are more noticeable in regions with higher economic development levels. Land-intensive utilization is mainly responsible for carbon emission reduction through promoting industrial structure advanced quality. Our findings suggest that policy makers shall expedite land intensive use development, appropriately synchronize land use levels across regions, and adequately leverage the role mechanisms of advanced industrial structure as a potent measure to promote carbon emission reduction.

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“…Research on the ACEE has mainly focused on dynamic changes, in uencing factors, and spatial correlations (Zhu & Huo, 2022;Xiong et al, 2020;Yin et al, 2022). Effective countermeasures for agricultural carbon sequestration and emissions reduction are provided by discussing regional heterogeneity, spatial spillover effects, and redundancy.…”

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Examination of the Relationship between Agricultural Carbon Emission Efficiency and Food Quality and Safety: From the Perspective of Environmental Regulation

Deng

Fang

Bai

et al. 2023

Preprint

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An important breakthrough in the coordinated development of China's low-carbon goals and food security strategies is agricultural development oriented toward quality, safety, green, and low carbon. This study integrated command-control and market-incentive environmental regulation (ER), agricultural eco-efficiency (ACEE), and food quality and safety (FQS) into a unified theoretical framework. The unexpected output-oriented Super-SBM model was used to calculate the ACEE of China's provinces and cities from 2011 to 2020 and test the bidirectional causality between ACEE and FQS through the system generalized moment estimation model. A dynamic panel smooth transition (PSTR) model was used to explore the nonlinear impact mechanisms of different types of ERs on ACEE and FQS. The results showed that there was a long-term, two-way causal relationship between ACEE and FQS. The impact of environmental regulations on ACEE and FQS has a nonlinear relationship. Among them, the role of market-incentivized ER is more significant. Therefore, building an inter-regional coordinated development mechanism, improving the utilization rate of agricultural resources such as fertilizers and pesticides, and coordinating the positive effects of different types of ERs are the keys to improving the ACEE and ensuring the coordinated development of FQS.

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The Evolution and Response of Space Utilization Efficiency and Carbon Emissions: A Comparative Analysis of Spaces and Regions

Cited by 20 publications

References 57 publications

A step towards green economic policy framework: role of renewable energy and climate risk for green economic recovery

A step towards green economic policy framework: role of renewable energy and climate risk for green economic recovery

Effects of China’s land-intensive use on carbon emission reduction: A new perspective of industrial structure upgrading

Examination of the Relationship between Agricultural Carbon Emission Efficiency and Food Quality and Safety: From the Perspective of Environmental Regulation

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