The Influence Mechanism and Path Effects of Pro-Environmental Behavior: Empirical Study Based on the Structural Equation Modeling

Abstract

For a long time, China's economic and social development has been faced with the situation of "high cost, high pollution and high energy consumption", with a relatively low environmental performance index in the world. China's environmental governance is also considered as a government-dominated "monologue". In recent years, with the participation of multiple subjects and the development of big data technology and new media platforms, a form of decentered regulation has developed [1-2], and ways for the public to participate have gradually increased, among which online Weibo and WeChat official accounts have become the channels for the public to participate in environmental governance [3][4][5]. After the implementation of the new Environmental Protection Law, the intensity of government regulation have

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