International Comparison of Carbon Dioxide Emission and Implications of China's Low-carbon Economy
Zhang Xiao-li
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Zhang Xiao-li
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This article first analyzes the basic situation of carbon dioxide emissions in China.Although carbon dioxide emissions growth has declined,the environmental situation is still grim.Then the article makes an international comparison from the aspects of the total amount of CO2 emissions,per capita CO2 emissions,carbon dioxide emissions of unit GDP,national cumulative carbon emissions and per capita cumulative carbon emissions.Lastly,it makes relevant policy recommendations for the development of China's low-carbon economy combined with the energy saving and emission reduction goal.
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This article first analyzes the basic situation of carbon dioxide emissions in China.Although carbon dioxide emissions growth has declined,the environmental situation is still grim.Then the article makes an international comparison from the aspects of the total amount of CO2 emissions,per capita CO2 emissions,carbon dioxide emissions of unit GDP,national cumulative carbon emissions and per capita cumulative carbon emissions.Lastly,it makes relevant policy recommendations for the development of China's low-carbon economy combined with the energy saving and emission reduction goal.
Key concepts: Per capita, Carbon dioxide, Greenhouse gas, China, Low-carbon economy, Natural resource economics, Carbon fibers, Carbon dioxide equivalent