Theoretical meaning In development economics, how to achieve industrialization, get rid of poverty, and become prosperous in developing countries and underdeveloped regions is a core issue. The essence is that all countries and regions have the right to develop fairly; and in environmental economics, how to coordinate the economy Development and environmental protection are a […]
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In the early stages of industrialization, most developed countries used high energy consumption and high pollution methods to achieve economic growth. This method also caused the accumulation of global carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the earth’s atmosphere. In recent years, a large number of developing countries have risen and their economies have grown […]
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With the rapid economic growth of developing countries and the sharp rise of carbon dioxide emissions, there are increasing calls for developing countries to control carbon emissions and undertake emission reduction obligations. After the Third Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in 1997, developed countries have put pressure […]
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As the harm caused by carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases is becoming more and more obvious, countries around the world have realized the importance of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. In recent years, a series of international conferences, bilateral meetings and multilateral cooperation activities have also shown that how to reduce emissions has become an […]
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With human progress and rapid economic development, especially the acceleration of industrialization, carbon dioxide emissions have reached the highest value and the fastest growth rate in history, and the global climate is undergoing a significant change characterized by global warming. A series of scientific studies have confirmed that greenhouse gas emissions such as carbon dioxide […]
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