温室气体减排已成为世界各国的共识,碳足迹分析作为温室气体管理的工具,在过去二十多年来发展迅速,然而国内外现有研究缺乏对其演化发展的归纳总结。因此,本文选取Web of science收录的期刊数据为研究对象,检索出1996—2017年有关碳足迹的相关文献8840篇,并对此进行了定性和定量分析。结果表明：①美国对碳足迹文献的贡献最大,拥有2275篇出版物以及最高的h指数（83）和被引频次（34803）;②中国和印度等发展中国家近10年发文量增长显著,都位于全球发文量前十的国家中;③荷兰的h指数占总出版物的比重最大;④加利福尼亚大学是该领域最具生产力的机构,拥有222篇出版物,且国际合作水平显著。最后,论文将碳足迹研究分为三个阶段,基于关键词共现分析,厘清碳足迹研究的热点变化,并预测其未来研究趋势。 相似文献
Whether economic agglomeration can promote improvement in environmental quality is of great importance not only to China’s pollution prevention and control plans but also to its future sustainable development. Based on the COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand) and NH3-N (Ammonia Nitrogen) emissions Database of 339 Cities at the city level in China, this study explores the impact of economic agglomeration on water pollutant emissions, including the differences in magnitude of the impact in relation to city size using an econometric model. The study also examines the spillover effect of economic agglomeration, by conducting univariate and bivariate spatial autocorrelation analysis. The results show that economic agglomeration can effectively reduce water pollutant emissions, and a 1% increase in economic agglomeration could lead to a decrease in COD emissions by 0.117% and NH3-N emissions by 0.102%. Compared with large and megacities, economic agglomeration has a more prominent effect on the emission reduction of water pollution in small- and medium- sized cities. From the perspective of spatial spillover, the interaction between economic agglomeration and water pollutant emissions shows four basic patterns: high agglomeration-high emissions, high agglomeration-low emissions, low agglomeration-high emissions, and low agglomeration-low emissions. The results suggest that the high agglomeration-high emissions regions are mainly distributed in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, Shandong Peninsula, and the Harbin-Changchun urban agglomeration; thus, local governments should consider the spatial spillover effect of economic agglomeration in formulating appropriate water pollutant mitigation policies.
