Direct residential CO 2 emissions (DRCEs) have grown rapidly in rural China over the last
decade. To explore the relationship between the surge in per capita rural DRCEs and the …

A large proportion of carbon emissions emitted by human activities is from the household
sector. Efforts to control such carbon emissions need a timely accounting. We attempt to …

Exploring the role of government spending (GS) in CO 2 mitigation is essential for achieving
low-carbon development goals; however, the mechanism by which GS affects CO 2 …

The environmental damage caused by the greenhouse effect is intensified by the continuous
rise of carbon dioxide emissions. As a major industrial base in northern China, Tianjin has …

Global warming is one of the most important environmental problems in the world. One
might state that the most potential considerable cause of global warming is the increase in …

The COVID-19 pandemic brings a surge in household electricity consumption, thereby
enabling extensive research interest on residential carbon emissions as one of the hot …

Efforts to achieve carbon peak is one of the Chinese government's commitments, but the
diversity of future development paths leads to the uncertainty of carbon emissions. Based on …

China's rural need an energy transition to achieve the goal of “carbon neutrality”. However,
renewable energy development will bring about great changes in rural supply and demand …

The aim of this study is to examine the empirical cointegration, long-run and short-run
dynamics and causal relationships between carbon emissions, energy consumption and …

Against the backdrop of global warming, carbon emissions have become a major concern.
Carbon emissions from land use (CELU) play a significant role in shaping the efforts to …