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Evaluating bio-carbon sequestration in Beibu Gulf marine ranching areas via EwE modelling and LMDI analysis

peer reviewedMarine ranching, which are artificially constructed nearshore ecosystems, increase carbon sequestration efficiency through bioremediation techniques such as stock enhancement and artificial reef deployment.
Feng, Jie, Wang, Haiyan, Guo, Wei, Liang, Shuang, Zhang, Zhen, Yu, Haolin, Zhang, Tao   +6 more
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Spatial Dynamics and Drivers of Carbon–Pollution Synergy in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River Urban Agglomeration

Earth
Reducing carbon emissions while improving air quality is a central challenge for rapidly urbanizing regions. Focusing on 31 prefecture-level cities in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River Urban Agglomeration, this study examines carbon–pollution ...
Shun Chen, Ping Jiang
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Using the LMDI Decomposition Approach to Analyze the Influencing Factors of Carbon Emissions in Tunisian Transportation Sector [PDF]

, 2018
The transportation sector plays a key role in the economic and commercial development of Tunisia. However, it is an energy-intensive sector that is responsible for 25.3% of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions.
Manel Daldoul, Ahlem Dakhlaoui
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An interpretable framework for agricultural carbon decoupling: integrating Tapio, LMDI, and spatial Markov models with CoT-enhanced LLMs

Cogent Food & Agriculture
Understanding whether agricultural economic growth can be achieved without increasing carbon emissions is essential for China’s low-carbon transition. This study examines the decoupling relationship between agricultural carbon emissions and agricultural ...
Jiaying Shi, Shuaihang Yi, Yongxiang Ya, Fuchang Li, Dapeng Liu, Qinqin Li   +5 more
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Research on the development path of Chengdu as a low-carbon city under the dual constraints of carbon emission and economic growth

Frontiers in Environmental Science
As the proportion of carbon emissions from urban areas rises, cities like Chengdu have become critical frontiers for emission reduction in China. Consequently, constructing low-carbon cities has emerged as the primary strategy for mitigating carbon ...
Ji Yu, Lu Yu, Yunan Luo, Peiwen Zhang, Peiwen Zhang   +4 more
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LMDI decomposition and macroeconomic drivers of electricity intensity in Madagascar

This study employs the Logarithmic Mean Divisia Index (LMDI) decomposition method to analyze the drivers of overall electricity intensity in Madagascar over the period 2007-2022. The decomposition results reveal that the residential sector is the primary driver of overall electricity intensity, followed by the service and industry sectors. Notably, the
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Cross-country multi-sectorial LMDI decomposition of aggregate energy consumption [PDF]

, 2015
Although a cornerstone for development, past and current energy uses have often posed a major challenge for policy makers regarding energy planning and management.
Lucena, André, Cunha, Jorge, Nunes, Manuel L., Lima, Fátima   +3 more
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Driving Factors and Decoupling Effects of Sea Port Carbon Emission with the “Dual Carbon” Goals: A Case Study of Shanghai Port

Energies
Sea ports play a crucial role in global trade and transportation, but their high energy consumption and associated carbon emissions challenge sustainable development.
Lili Qu, Yan Li, Shuangjie Yu
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Using LMDI to Analyze the Decoupling of Carbon Dioxide Emissions from China’s Heavy Industry

, 2017
China is facing huge pressure on CO2 emissions reduction. The heavy industry accounts for over 60% of China’s total energy consumption, and thus leads to a large number of energy-related carbon emissions.
Lin Boqiang, Kui Liu
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LMDI Decomposition Analysis for Electricity Consumption of Incheon

Journal of Environmental Policy and Administration, 2023
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