Di Liu

Di Liu
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  • Student at University of Bristol

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University of Bristol
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Publications (6)
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This study evaluates the effectiveness of Low-Carbon City Pilot programme and predicts its future trajectory through 2030, using the marginal abatement cost of CO2 as the outcome indicator to address policy anticipation effects. Employing Chinese city-level panel data (2006-2019), we estimate and forecast marginal abatement cost with a hybrid appro...
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Carbon emission allowances (CEAs) are critical to regional economic growth against the background of tackling global climate change, and CEA misallocation may be detrimental to productivity and carbon emission performance. However, whether Chinese provincial CEAs are misallocated over the past decades has not yet been thoroughly investigated. For t...
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With the rapid growth of municipal solid waste (MSW) generation, waste-to-energy (WTE) incineration has gained popularity due to its potential for electricity generation and swiftly reducing the volume and mass of MSW. Recognizing the urgency of MSW management, Beijing’s government launched the “MSW Source Separation Regulation” on May 1, 2020. Thi...
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The unprecedented urbanization that is occurring worldwide brings with it a vast amount of solid waste, leading to a rapid increase in study of municipal waste management (MWM) worldwide. This mini-review assessed this body of research both quantitatively and qualitatively. The data for the review were 9711 publications indexed by the Science Citat...
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Vigorously developing high-tech industry has been considered to be an effective way to coordinate economic growth with excessive carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. However, previous studies have not explored the heterogeneous impacts of high-tech industry on CO2 emissions in regions with different levels of high-tech industry development, and not dist...

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