Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Jan. 7, 2025
Climate
risks
include
two
elements:
physical
and
transition
risks.
Exploring
the
impact
of
climate
on
green
technology
innovation
contributes
to
sustainable
development.
This
study
uses
panel
data
from
269
cities
in
China
2008
2022
explore
innovation,
it
employs
Spatial
Dubin
Models
for
spatial
effects
analysis.
The
main
research
conclusions
are
as
follows.
First,
components
risks—physical
risks—significantly
hinder
innovation.
Second,
suppress
by
reducing
market
potential,
while
do
so
decreasing
foreign
direct
investment.
Third,
over
time,
shows
a
clustering
pattern
“low-low”
“high-high.”
Fourth,
create
negative
spillover
effects,
generate
positive
ones.
Fifth,
mainly
seen
central
region,
those
primarily
observed
eastern
western
regions,
indicating
significant
regional
heterogeneity.
Finally,
promoted
period
2018–2022,
which
is
different
their
suppressive
other
time
periods.
In
general,
this
establishes
more
comprehensive
analytical
framework
that
fills
existing
gaps.
Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(3), P. 2159 - 2172
Published: Oct. 11, 2023
Abstract
Low‐carbon
sustainable
development
is
considered
an
essential
strategy
for
achieving
economic
growth
and
environmental
protection,
requiring
a
fundamental
transformation
of
the
industrial
structure,
including
developing
clean
technologies,
promoting
energy
efficiency,
adopting
production
consumption
patterns.
Simultaneously,
evolving
digital
economy
acknowledged
as
driver
in
optimizing
structure.
Therefore,
can
reshape
structure
lead
to
low‐carbon
development?
The
main
purpose
this
paper
examine
mediating
role
upgrading
relationship
between
development.
Its
ultimate
explore
more
possible
paths
achieve
This
builds
regression
model
based
on
data
cities.
We
found
that
directly
promote
development,
conclusion
still
holds
after
endogeneity
discussion
robustness
testing.
Additionally,
thus
meaning
effective
mechanism
provides
empirical
evidence
positive
externalities
establishes
basic
research
framework
“digital
→
development.”
