How to decouple tourism growth from carbon emissions? A case study of Chengdu, China

Zha, Jianping; Dai, Jiaquan; Ma, Siqi; Chen, Yirui; Wang, Xiaohui

doi:10.1016/j.tmp.2021.100849

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“…Few more studied roles of green financing in different nations came up with additional findings; for example, Taiwan's significant reliance on green private funding (almost 58% of its green financing) is invested in climate effects' mitigation and tourism purposes which makes it an excellent economy (Zha et al, 2021a). China's green financing policies come from both the environmental and tourism industries.…”

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RETRACTED ARTICLE: The role of green financing to enhance tourism growth by mitigating carbon emission in China

Wang

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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The tourism industry has undergone rapid inquiry in modern times. Based on climatic importance, current research intends to inquire about the role of green financing in enhancing tourism growth by mitigating carbon emissions in China. The study used Data Envelopment Analysis to infer the efficiency of the study model in the study context based on research topicality. Our findings highlighted that China’s local tourism destination, renowned for its health and wellness tourism, indicated tourist inspiration to visit climate-supporting visit stations. Study results extended that using green financing for climate change mitigation in a Chinese tourist destination is essential. Empirical results confirmed that green funding directly mitigated climate change and enhanced tourism growth in Chinese settings by solving related issues. On such findings, the study yielded the practical implications for green financing institutions, climate change policymakers and Chinese officials for tourism development.

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Wang

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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“…In terms of analyzing the decomposition of carbon emission driving factors, scholars have carried out many studies, and the current research methods include the structural decomposition model and exponential decomposition model [ 16 ]. The structural decomposition model is used to analyze the change in dependent variables by the change of independent variables.…”

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Decoupling between Economic Development and Carbon Emissions and Its Driving Factors: Evidence from China

Xiao-chun

Jiang

Zhang

2022

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Analyzing the relationship between economic development and carbon emissions is conducive to better energy saving and emission reduction. This study is based on the panel data of China’s carbon emissions, from 2009 to 2019, and quantitative analysis of the relationship between carbon emissions and economic development through the Tapio decoupling model and the Logarithmic Mean Divisia Index (LMDI) decomposition model. The results show that: First, carbon emission and economic development are increasing year by year, and the development trend of economic growth rate and carbon emission growth rate presents the characteristics of consistency and stage. Second, China’s carbon emissions and economic development are basically in a weak decoupling state, and carbon emissions and economic development are positively correlated. Third, there are significant differences in decoupling indices among the four regions, mainly in that the central region is better than the eastern region, the eastern region is better than the northeast region, the northeast region is better than the western region, and the development of provinces in the region is unbalanced. Fourth, from the perspective of driving factors, the elasticity of population size and economic intensity can restrain the decoupling of carbon emissions, while the elasticity of energy intensity and carbon intensity have a positive effect. Finally, according to the results of empirical analysis, this paper focuses on promoting China’s emission reduction and energy sustainable development from the aspects of developing low-carbon and zero carbon technology, supporting new energy industries and promoting the construction of a carbon emission trading market.

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“…For different industries, the effect of environmental regulations on carbon emission suppression may also be different. Some scholars found a negative correlation existed between environmental regulations and tourism carbon emissions, and environmental regulations had more of an inhibitory effect on transportation carbon emission than for accommodation [ 13 , 14 , 15 ].…”

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Impacts of Environmental Regulations on Tourism Carbon Emissions

Qiao

Mao

Morrison

2021

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This research analyzed the impact of environmental regulations and their power in suppressing tourism carbon emissions. The results showed that: (1) four types of environmental regulations had significant inhibiting effects on tourism carbon emissions, but different types of regulations had varying effects; and (2) environmental regulations had a significant time lag effect on tourism carbon emissions. The decay rates of the environmental regulation effects were dissimilar for supervisory management, market incentives, command and control, and public participation; and (3) environmental regulations had dissimilar influences on tourism carbon emissions at the regional level. Government agencies should choose differentiated environmental regulation tools, attach great importance to the time-lag effect of environmental regulations on tourism carbon emissions, and establish systems and mechanisms of public participation in environmental matters.

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How to decouple tourism growth from carbon emissions? A case study of Chengdu, China

Cited by 37 publications

References 66 publications

RETRACTED ARTICLE: The role of green financing to enhance tourism growth by mitigating carbon emission in China

RETRACTED ARTICLE: The role of green financing to enhance tourism growth by mitigating carbon emission in China

Decoupling between Economic Development and Carbon Emissions and Its Driving Factors: Evidence from China

Impacts of Environmental Regulations on Tourism Carbon Emissions

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