Findings from Beijing Normal University Update Understanding of Antidotes (Antidote or Poison? Digital Economy and Land-use).

A report from Beijing Normal University discusses the impact of the digital economy on land-use eco-efficiency. The research suggests that the digital economy can promote environmentally friendly, low-carbon growth while ensuring ecological protection. However, the study also highlights the presence of a rebound effect and a dynamic, nonlinear relationship between the digital economy and land-use eco-efficiency. Policymakers are advised to consider these dynamics when promoting digital-economy growth and sustainable land-use practices. The research has been peer-reviewed and provides valuable insights into the relationship between the digital economy and land-use eco-efficiency. [Extracted from the article]