1. Managing a Sustainable and Low-Carbon Society.
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Wei, Taoyuan, Wei, Taoyuan, and Zhu, Qin
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Environmental economics ,Pollution control ,Research & information: general ,CGE model ,CS-ARDL ,G-11 countries ,LightGBM machine learning ,NAGARCHSK ,ageing population ,atmospheric pollution ,carbon emission trading pilot ,carbon emissions ,carbon emissions from energy consumption ,carbon intensity ,carbon neutral ,carbon price forecasting ,carbon tax ,carbon trading ,climate change ,community green interaction ,computable general equilibrium analysis ,corporate social responsibility ,debt financing cost ,decoupling elasticity ,digital economy ,digitalization ,economic contribution ,economic development ,electricity consumption ,endogenous technological progress ,energy model ,energy transition ,environmental emotion ,environmental governance level ,environmental penalties ,environmental regulatory pressure ,export ,fixed-effect model ,foreign direct investment ,fossil fuel ,gate recurrent unit network ,globalization ,green economy efficiency ,green finance ,green growth ,green innovation ,green technology innovation ,green total factor productivity ,haze pollution ,heavily polluting firms ,heterogeneity analysis ,high-order moment ,human capital ,import ,improved LMDI model ,industrial upgrading ,integrated assessment ,k-means clustering ,manufacturing industries ,map visualization ,mitigation ,natural resources ,net zero ,panel threshold model ,related green purchase behavior ,resource curse ,social diffusion mechanism ,spatio-temporal characteristics ,spillover effect ,state-owned firms ,threshold effect ,time-varying - Abstract
Summary: Modern society faces various global and regional challenges, including climate change and sustainable development. In order to deal with these challenges, society must be managed properly to follow a sustainable and low-carbon pathway. To advance the studies on this topic, 13 articles have been included in a Special Issue of the "International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health". This is a reprint of the 13 articles published in the Special Issue. The themes covered by the 13 articles include the driving forces of carbon emissions, the carbon market, implications of regional and global low-carbon pathways, green finance, green growth, and air pollution. Various methods have been used in these studies, such as computable general equilibrium (CGE) models, econometric models, and machine learning methods. Most of the articles provide new insights based on evidence from China while the others focus on several regions and the global economy.