More use or cleaner use? Income growth and rural household energy-related carbon emissions in central China

Chang, Huayi; Heerink, Nico; Wang, Wen; Zhang, Junbiao

doi:10.1016/j.esd.2022.07.013

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“…CO 2 emission inventories are compiled on a national scale using the technique for greenhouse gas emission inventories established by the International Panel on Climate Change for reporting to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. The primary use of CO 2 emission inventories is in international negotiations and debates about establishing reduction targets and evaluating the efficacy of emission mitigation schemes (Brown, M., 2009;Chang,H., 2022;Fu, L., 2022;Gu,J., 2022;Ishimura, Y., 2022;Ito, E., 2023;. They serve the needs of their respective governments.…”

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The Nexus between Carbon Emissions and Per Capita Income of Households: Evidence from Japanese Prefectures

Kayani,

Fahlevi,

Mumtaz

et al. 2023

IJEEP

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Household consumption is significantly influenced by various factors. Despite this, the intricate nature of consumption behaviors and the lack of comprehensive data from the supply chain have led to an incomplete recognition of the attributes contributing to home emissions at the city level. Through the analysis of city-level household consumption in relation to energy demand, utilizing a city-scale input-output model and urban residential consumption inventories, this study considers the environmental responsibility inherent in residential consumption for Japanese’s Prefectures, this study reveals that variations in this responsibility based on household type and season. The study period is 2013-2022. Various factors are taken into account when examining emissions by age and month, including emission type, source, fuel variety, and consumption items. These assertions stem from emissions data computed using the system boundary method. Our hypothesis is supported by a range of statistical findings, encompassing summary statistics and regression analysis. The connection between residential emissions and GDP is also explored through regression analysis. We uncover evidence indicating that carbon emissions in Japan fluctuate with the seasons and across diverse categories. These statistics illustrate a notable discrepancy in the regional distribution of carbon emissions, owing to evident variations in consumption rates and patterns.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Nexus between Carbon Emissions and Per Capita Income of Households: Evidence from Japanese Prefectures

Kayani,

Fahlevi,

Mumtaz

et al. 2023

IJEEP

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Rural energy transition in the context of rural revitalization and carbon neutrality: improved multi-criteria-based decision-making

Li,

Du,

Wang

et al. 2024

Mitig Adapt Strateg Glob Change

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Examining sustainable development goals: are developing countries advancing in sustainable energy and environmental sustainability?

Hossin,

Abudu,

Sai

et al. 2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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Research ndings suggest that understanding the complex interplay between sustainable indicators requires comprehensive intelligence and modeling. However, the availability of uni ed database for these purposes remains a challenge. This study contributes new insights to the existing literature utilizing 32 indicators of sustainable development goals (SDGs) to compute six composite indicators. The study applies dynamic panel analysis (generalized method of moments) and the Probit model to investigate the study in ten selected developing countries, using data from 2012 to 2020.The results indicate that since the adoption of SDGs in 2015, low and middle-income countries have made progress in improving water and sanitation sustainability, leading to enhanced environmental quality. Additionally, middle-income countries have shown greater advancements in sustainable energy compared to low-income countries, contributing to overall environmental sustainability. However, middle-income countries lag behind in sustainable agriculture when compared to their low-income counterparts. These ndings highlight the potential adverse effects of SDG policy strategies, particularly in middle-income countries, where agriculture-based energy sources such as biomass and biofuels negatively impact sustainable agriculture outcomes. Furthermore, the study reveals a negative impact of carbon footprint on sustainable agriculture in developing countries since the adoption of the SDGs. Based on these ndings, the study puts forward policy recommendations, including the development of uni ed database to support research on SDGs.

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More use or cleaner use? Income growth and rural household energy-related carbon emissions in central China

Cited by 11 publications

References 70 publications

The Nexus between Carbon Emissions and Per Capita Income of Households: Evidence from Japanese Prefectures

The Nexus between Carbon Emissions and Per Capita Income of Households: Evidence from Japanese Prefectures

Rural energy transition in the context of rural revitalization and carbon neutrality: improved multi-criteria-based decision-making

Examining sustainable development goals: are developing countries advancing in sustainable energy and environmental sustainability?

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