The rapid urbanization process was bound to produce considerable energy demand in
China, which increased the pressure on sustainable development. This study employed a …

The construction of a low-carbon supply chain is central for the sustainable development of
a country, especially for a large carbon emitter such as China. To better promote supply …

An empirical analysis of coal use embodied in the globalized world economy is performed in
the present work via the application of a systems multi-regional input-output model for 2012 …

China announced at the Paris Climate Change Conference in 2015 that the country would
reach peak carbon emissions around 2030. Since then, widespread attention has been …

Extreme environmental events surging across the globe are the consequences of the
human's race for attaining rapid economic growth driven by cheap energy sources …

Domestic trade plays a key role in China's rapid economic progress. However, the increased
domestic trade causes significant variations in carbon emission transfer among provinces …

The mismatch between trade-embodied economic benefits and CO2 emissions causes
carbon inequality, which is seldom analyzed from the intracountry level, especially across a …

Despite the wealth of literature, there is no consensus regarding the effects of the
technological factors, including indigenous research and development investment (R&D) …

As the world's factory, China has enjoyed huge economic benefits from international export
but also suffered severe environmental consequences. Most studies investigating unequal …

This paper constructed a time-series extended input–output dataset (2006–2012) to analyze
China's carbon emissions embodied in both normal and processing exports at a detailed …