2023
DOI: 10.1177/00368504231176146
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Spatial characteristics and coupling coordination between carbon emission efficiency and industrial structure in three metropolitan areas of Jiangsu Province, China

Abstract: It is of great practical significance to study the spatial characteristics of carbon emission efficiency, industrial structure, their coupling and coordination relationship for China's green development and industrial structure transformation in the new era. From the perspective of coupling, coordination and space, this paper analyzes and summarizes the spatial characteristics of carbon emission efficiency and industrial structure of 19 cities in three metropolitan areas of Jiangsu Province during 2009–2019 an… Show more

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“…With the IPAT/Kaya approach and variance analysis technology, Chontanawat (2018) investigated the driving factors of the relationship between increasing carbon emission and economic growth in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations during 1971-2013, concluding that population growth and per-capita income increase were the most important factors increasing carbon emission [43]. However, only a few studies focused on the driving factors of the coupling coordination between urban development and carbon emission intensity [44,45].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the IPAT/Kaya approach and variance analysis technology, Chontanawat (2018) investigated the driving factors of the relationship between increasing carbon emission and economic growth in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations during 1971-2013, concluding that population growth and per-capita income increase were the most important factors increasing carbon emission [43]. However, only a few studies focused on the driving factors of the coupling coordination between urban development and carbon emission intensity [44,45].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%