Urban areas account for more than 70% of total carbon emissions. This proportion for China
is higher, approximately 80%, closely related to human activities in urban energy …

In response to China's burgeoning environmental pollution, since 2010, Chinese
policymakers have implemented a low-carbon city pilot policy (LCCP) and expanded the …

As the climate is warming up and climate disasters occur more frequently, China's carbon
peak and carbon neutrality targets are gaining attention, with provinces starting to set carbon …

To combat climate change and move towards carbon neutrality, China has implemented the
low-carbon city pilot (LCCP) policy since 2010, with carrying out three batches of pilot cities …

The low-carbon city pilot (LCCP) policy is an essential strategy for China to combat climate
change, attain the carbon neutrality target, and achieve comprehensive green …

As the top carbon emitter in the world, a key step taken by China to encourage energy
conservation, pollution reduction, and environmentally friendly development is the low …

China's goal of ecological civilization construction simultaneously faces the dual strategic
tasks of pollution control and carbon reduction (PCCR). In addition to carbon reduction, does …

Urban carbon emissions lead to increases in global carbon emissions; consequently,
meeting targets for low carbon emissions is a difficult problem in the context of urbanization …

Since the policy design for carbon emission reduction must consider both the efficiency and
the cost of emission reduction, improvement in carbon total factor productivity (CTFP) is …

Decentralization has always been considered the reason local governments in China lack
incentives for green development. Whether conferring honorary titles can motivate the …