Regional differences, dynamic evolution, and spatial spillover effects of carbon emission intensity in urban agglomerations
Rui Qiao,
Feng Dong,
Xiaoqian Xie
et al.
Abstract:Urban agglomerations are areas of high energy consumption and carbon emissions, and are also the key areas where green development can be realized by reducing pollution and carbon emissions. However, the regional differences and evolutionary trends of carbon emission intensity in urban agglomerations have not been adequately studied.Taking three major city clusters in China as examples, this paper uses Dagum Gini coefficient and its decomposition method, Kernel density estimation method, Markov chain and spati… Show more
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