How do land supply admittance regulations affect urban carbon emissions?

Hu, Yixi; He, Fang; Liao, Kaicheng; Liu, Xiaoqian

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2023.119061

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“…To attain carbon emission reduction objectives, comprehensive research on industrial structure is imperative. Hu et al (2023) [42] gauged the rationalization level of industrial structure through Theil's index calculation, determining that in the short term, with industrial structure rationalization, carbon emissions will increase, but in the long term carbon emissions will decrease with industrial structure rationalization. Presently, China's industrial structure is gradually optimizing, with close coordination established among relevant departments.…”

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“…Furthermore, tradi-tional quantitative analytical approaches employed in these studies inadequately address endogeneity concerns. [39]; Cui (2023) [40]; [41]; Hu et al (2023) [42]; Li (2017) [43]; Zhu (2021) [44]; [45]; [46]; Wen and Zhu (2024) [47]; [48]; Liu (2022) [49]; You and Chen (2022) [50]; Fang's (2022) [51];…”

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“…Accounting for 30 percent of the world's emissions, China presently stands as the foremost emitter of carbon dioxide [9,10]. With a concerted emphasis on ecological environmental governance, the Chinese government has delineated strategic objectives aimed at achieving carbon peaking by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060 [11]. These goals not only underscore China's steadfast commitment and sense of responsibility but also present a litmus test for its capacity to curtail carbon emissions.…”

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Ecological industrial parks (EIPs) play a pivotal role as primary drivers of China’s industrial green transformation, facilitating the enhancement of urban carbon emission efficiency (UCEE) and the realization of green sustainable development. This study empirically investigates the effects of EIP policies on UCEE through quasi-natural experiments, utilizing data from 282 prefecture-level cities in China spanning from 2006 to 2021. Employing a multi-period difference-in-difference (DID) method, the findings are as follows: (1) The implementation of EIP policies leads to a 2.5% average increase in UCEE. (2) Event analysis reveals certain lagging characteristics in the promoting effect of EIP policies on the carbon emission efficiency of pilot cities. (3) EIP construction primarily enhances UCEE by reinforcing agglomeration effects and elevating innovation ability. (4) The promoting effect of EIP construction is more pronounced in the eastern and central regions, as well as in non-resource-based cities within different regions. Drawing from the empirical results, this study provides pertinent recommendations for EIP construction, offering theoretical guidance to policymakers and managers in crafting sustainable development strategies.

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