Description |
1 online resource (xi, 173 pages) : illustrations (some color) |
Contents |
Chinas carbon neutrality: Why do we need it -- Spatiotemporal dynamics of Chinas carbon emissions: Evidence from urban efficiency and convergence -- Spatiotemporal dynamics of Chinas carbon emissions: Evidence from industrial and regional decoupling -- Provincial carbon reduction costs and potential in China: A total factor analysis -- Urban carbon reduction costs and potential in China: A decomposition analysis -- Cost-effectiveness of agricultural carbon reduction in China -- Reduction impacts of carbon emission trading in China: Evidence from urban emission efficiency -- Reduction impacts of carbon emission trading in China: Evidence from provincial industries -- Reduction impacts of carbon emission trading in China: Evidence from industrial carbon productivity -- Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) in China: Technologies, policies and costs -- Biophysical sequestration: Strategies, costs and benefits -- Way forward to a better carbon-neutral policy |
Summary |
This book provides comprehensive economic analyses on the paths to net-zero for China. It gives a detailed overview of issues and challenges related to carbon neutrality of the global largest emitter which have not been adequately addressed e.g., reduction costs and efficiency of existing actions, the multiple impacts of the newly established carbon market, and the potentials and costs of nature-based solutions such as biophysical sequestration, etc. Studies on Chinas carbon reduction have attracted scientists and policymakers from diverse backgrounds. Pursuing a holistic and systematic approach, the book establishes a fundamental framework for this topic, emphasizing the importance of integrated technical-economic-policy analysis. This book will not only be an essential reference to the carbon-neutral progress in China but also will be an outstanding text book on carbon-neutral management. Similarly, this book is expected to attract a great range of readership including undergraduate and postgraduate students, economic and climate specialists, researchers and policymakers in China as well as in overseas |
Notes |
Online resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed November 3, 2022) |
Subject |
Greenhouse gas mitigation -- Economic aspects -- China
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Sustainable development -- China
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Environmental policy -- China
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Environmental policy
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Sustainable development
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China
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Form |
Electronic book
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Author |
Tang, Kai, editor
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ISBN |
9789811955624 |
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981195562X |
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