Carbon dioxide (CO2)-emission dynamics are critical to inter-governmental climate
negotiations. Previous studies have noted a gradual equalization of per capita CO2 …

This study offers a unique contribution to the literature by investigating the convergence of
province-level carbon dioxide emission intensities among a panel of 30 provinces in China …

To comprehensively capture the spatio-temporal effects of urbanization on CO 2 emissions,
we develop an innovative hybrid spatial model (SLX-GTWR) that incorporates spatial …

The new targets of carbon emission reduction make China slumps into a development
dilemma, and luckily the Chinese Government has been determined to take new …

China is currently the world's largest energy consumer and CO2 emitter, and its cities
contribute 85% of the total CO2 emissions in China. Given the magnitude and growth rate of …

With the advancement of society and the economy, environmental problems have
increasingly emerged, in particular, problems with urban CO2 emissions. Exploring the …

This paper investigates the spatial dynamics of per capita carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions
in China. The analyses are conducted by employing a continuous dynamic distribution …

Based on the IPAT (I= human impact, P= population, A= affluence, and T= technology)
framework, we used the temporal and spatial Logarithmic Mean Divisia Index decomposition …

We use a globally consistent, time-resolved data set of CO2 emission proxies to quantify
urban CO2 emissions in 91 cities. We decompose emission trends into contributions from …

Issues concerning which factors that influence carbon dioxide emission, and which
administrative measures should be imposed to reduce carbon emission in Chinese cities …