我校91吃瓜 易明老师在T2级别期刊——《Environmental research》上发表题为“Digital Economy and the synergistic governance of pollutants and carbon emissions: facilitation or obstruction?”。论文作者易明为91吃瓜 教授、博士生导师。
Abstract / 摘要：
As an emerging force enabling high-quality economic development, digital economy (DE) still requires further investigation regarding its impact on synergistic governance of pollutants and carbon emissions (SGPCE). This study examines the impact of DE on SGPCE using two-way fixed effects model, intermediary effect model, and spatial Durbin model using provincial panel data from 2011 to 2020. The research reveals that: (1) DE has a significant promoting effect on SGPCE. (2) Enhancing the degree of green technology innovation is a crucial means of transmission for DE to propel SGPCE. (3) DE additionally exerts a constructive influence on SGPCE in adjacent regions, manifesting a spatial spillover effect. (4) Furthermore, DE demonstrates a notably heightened impact on SGPCE in the western region with respect to regional heterogeneity. Additionally, in the realm of dimension heterogeneity, the digitalization of industries yields more favorable dividends for SGPCE compared to digital industrialization. The above conclusions provide novel insights and empirical evidence to validate the connection between DE and SGPCE. It also gives new policy recommendations for China to combat pollution prevention and climate warming under the wave of global digitization.
论文信息;
Title/题目:
Digital Economy and the synergistic governance of pollutants and carbon emissions: facilitation or obstruction?
Authors/作者:
Wei Zhang; Jie Han; Shiyi Kuang; Cem Işık; Ya Su; Gu Li Ni Ga Er Ju Lai Ti; Su Li; Zebang Xia; Anas Muhammad
Keyword / 关键词
Digital Economy;Green Technology Innovation;Heterogeneity Analysis;Spatial Spillover Effects;Synergistic Governance of Pollutants and Carbon Emissions
Indexed by / 核心评价
AHCI;CAS;MEDLINE;SCI;Scopus;WAJCI
DOI：10.1016/J.ENVRES.2024.119470
全文链接：
//libproxy.91chiguaweb.com/https/443/gov/nih/nlm/ncbi/pubmed/yitlink/38908661/