Climate Change and Industry Structure in China
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Agricultural GHG Emission
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carbon dioxide emission
Carbon Dioxide Emission Intensity
Carbon Emission Constraints
carbon intensity measurement
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China's Gdp Growth Rate
China's Industrial Sector
China’s Gdp Growth Rate
China’s Industrial Sector
Chinese Government
Economic Census Data
EKC Curve
EKC Model
Energy Conservation
Energy Consumption Structure
Energy Efficiency
Energy Industry
Energy Intensity Effect
Energy Sources
environmental economics
Environmental Study
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Fossil Energy Consumption
GHG Emission
greenhouse gas mitigation
greenhouse gases
industrial sector emissions
interprovincial analysis
LMDI Method
Low Carbon Industries
Metal Products Industry
Per-capita Emissions
Per-capita Gdp
Per-capita Income Level
Petroleum Processing Industry
quantitative assessment of CO2 emissions
Sustainability
sustainable development policy
Zhejiang Province
Zibo City
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- ISBN 9781032173917
- Weight: 322g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 30 Sep 2021
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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As carbon dioxide is the most significant source of greenhouse gases today, its emission quantity has become a primary focus of governments, scholars and the general public. From the perspective of industrial structure, the book mainly explores the features of carbon emissions in China.
The author thoroughly studies related theories and literature about industrial structure and climate change, and reviews the different development histories of developed countries and China. Based on historical data, this volume discusses the influence of interprovincial industrial structure and income level on carbon emissions, and tries to estimate different industrial sectors' carbon emissions. It especially studies the case of Zhejiang Province, and analyses several factors which affect CO2 emissions.
The book provides international readers with rich information about the characteristics, patterns and drivers of China’s CO2 emissions, which will definitely help scholars and students better understand China's economy.
Wei Chu is a professor at Renmin University of China. His research focuses on the analysis of energy efficiency, evaluation of abatement cost of pollutants and the residential energy demand.
