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Industrial development has greatly promoted China's economic growth. Under the dual pressure of resources and the environment, high-quality economic development has become an inevitable requirement of China's new era. Under the new development pattern of the Yangtze River Economic Belt, which is 'to step up conservation of the Yangtze River and stop its over-development,' it is of great significance to explore the transmission mechanism of the impact of environmental regulations on the economic belt's high-quality economic development. Based on the panel data of 108 cities in the Yangtze River Economic Belt from 2005 to 2019, this paper constructed an index system of high-quality economic development and verified the mediation effect of environmental regulations on its high-quality economic development by using the mediation effect model. Intermediate variables, including technological input and industrial structure, were used. In addition, the dynamic threshold model was used to verify the impact of environmental regulations on high-quality economic development under different threshold variable levels. The results found that: (1) The results of the mediation effect test showed that both technological input and industrial structure had a partial mediation effect in the impact of environmental regulations on high quality economic development. Environmental regulations helped to improve the level of technological input and optimize the adjustment of industrial structure, which in turn had a positive impact on the quality of economic development. (2) The results of the threshold model showed that when technological input and industrial structure were the threshold variables of environmental regulations, environmental regulations had a threshold effect on high quality economic development. In regions with high technology input and a backward industrial structure, environmental regulations could better promote high quality economic development. (3) The results of the heterogeneity of the threshold effects showed that a temporal heterogeneity existed in the threshold effects of technology input and industrial structure variables and that factors such as the policy orientation of technological inputs and the rigidity of industrial structure affected the implementation effect of environmental regulation policies. Based on the above conclusions, the following policy recommendations are put forward: (1) Formulate differentiated environmental regulation policies and promote the effective implementation of environmental regulation policies. (2) Improve the level of technological input and provide new impetus for high-quality economic development. (3) Optimize industrial structure, and accelerate the green development and transformation of industries. (4) Clarify the mechanism of environmental compensation and special governance, and promote the synergistic development of regional economy and environmental regulations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Under the concept of ecological civilization building, how to realize the coordinated development of resources environment carrying capacity and economic development level in ecologically vulnerable regions have become one of the urgent issues to be solved in our country. This paper took 21 prefecture-level cities in the backward U-shape bend urban circle of the Yellow River, a typical ecologically fragile area as an example. Based on the resources environment and economic development data in 2005, 2010, 2015 and 2020, the entropy weight TOPSIS method was used to analyze the resources environment, and introduced the coupling coordination model to reveal the coupling coordination relationship and its spatial-temporal evolution patterns between resources environment carrying capacity and economic development level. The results show that the resources environment carrying capacity of the urban agglomeration of that area has a fluctuating upward trend with significant regional differences. The degree of coupling and coordination between resources environment carrying capacity and economic development level gradually tends to a higher degree of coupling as a whole. Through Moran index analysis, it is found that the resources environment carrying capacity and economic development level in the urban agglomeration of the backward U-shape bend of the Yellow River show a significant positive spatial correlation in terms of coupled coordination. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Biotechnology is one of the most promising forefront technologies in the 21 st century. Its disruptive, cutting-edge, and systematic characteristics, together with its intelligent, convergent, and transformative features make it increasingly strategic in steering the economic and social development worldwide. This paper analyzes the fundamentals and advantages of biotechnology and bioindustry in Tianjin in-depth, summarizes the overall planning and actions of Tianjin municipal government in supporting the development of biotechnology and bioindustry as well as the landmark achievements in recent years. It demonstrates that biotechnology is a promising path toward the high quality development of Tianjin, which will greatly contribute to the sustainable development of the national and regional economy and society, and transforming Tianjin into a socialist modern metropolis.

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This paper summarized and analyzed the scope of carbon emission accounting in industrial parks and the decoupling relationship between carbon emission and economic development in industrial parks based on one-dimensional or two-dimensional decoupling models, and discussed the influence of various factors on the decoupling relationship in the decoupling effect model based on LMDI decomposition method and Tapio decoupling model, with a view to providing reference for carbon emission inventory establishment, decoupling degree analysis, driver identification and comprehensive assessment. On this basis, it is suggested that industrial parks should formulate a carbon emission inventory reasonably, consider carbon emission drivers in multiple dimensions and build a more comprehensive indicator system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The planning of Xiong'an New Area embodies the concept of coordinated development of production, living and ecological spaces, and harmonious integration of human and land. This paper conctructs the evaluation index system of human-land system from the perspective of " production-living-ecological spaces", quantitatively analyzes the dynamic change of coupling coordination degree of human-land system in Xiong'an New Area from 2010 to 2020 in multiple spatial scales, and explores the corresponding relationship between the coupling of human-land system and the evolution of "production-living-ecological spaces". It is found as follows. 1 From 2010 to 2020, the proportion of production space in Xiong'an New Area decreased from 75% to 71%, and the proportion of living space and ecological space increased from 11% and 14% in 2010 to 13% and 16% in 2020, respectively. 2 The score of the "human" system in Xiong'an New Area has increased as a whole, the score of the "land" system has declined slightly, and the coupling coordination degree of the human-land system has continued to rise. 3 The economic development of the northern pact of Xiong'an New Area is good, and the coupling coordination degree of human-land system is excellent. The southern part is an ecologically sensitive area, with low development degree and poor coupling coordination degree. 4 There is a strong correspondence between the coupling coordination degree of human-land system and the proportion and evolution trend of " production-living-ecological spaces". This study can provide decision support for the land spatial pattern planning and related policy implementation in Xiong'an New Area. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Trade and economic development are the main influencing factors of environmental pollution. The existing literature mainly discussed the impact mechanism of trade and economic development on land pollution, ignoring the transfer effect of offshore pollution. This paper selected the panel data of 47 coastal cities from 2003 to 2016 to empirically test the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) hypothesis and the "pollution shelter" hypothesis. The results showed that there was a negative correlation between foreign trade and industrial wastewater discharge in coastal cities, but it was positively correlated with offshore pollution, indicating that there was a pollution transfer effect. The relationship between offshore pollution and economic growth in coastal cities was the relationship of the "U" shaped curve did not conform to the EKC hypothesis. The conclusion of this paper means that environmental pollution should be managed from the perspective of land and sea overall planning, and the effect of pollution transfer should be suppressed.

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In the context of economic transformation, it is of great theoretical and practical significance to explore the impact of land capitalization on real economic growth. Different from the homogenized understanding of land capitalization, this paper proposes that case of land capitalization can be divided into moderate and excessive ones. Following this view, this paper first theoretically analyzes the impact of different degrees of land capitalization on the real economy, then makes an empirical study based on the micro data of Chinese industrial enterprises, and finally analyzes the current risks and reasons of excessive land capitalization in China. The results show that the degree of land capitalization and the real economy present an inverted U‑shaped relationship. Excessive capitalization exceeding the limit will promote the rise of total factor costs, thereby inhibiting the growth of the real economy. Judging from the inverted U-shaped turning point estimated by empirical data, the current urban economy is already facing a serious problem of excessive land capitalization in China, which may harm the real economy and affect the growth prospects of the Chinese economy. Further analysis shows that Chinese‑style decentralization may be the institutional reason for the excessive deepening of land capitalization. This paper provides important policy implications: Land capitalization is a double‑edged sword, and the key to gaining benefits and avoiding harm is to control the degree of capitalization. China must carry out the coordinated reform of performance appraisal, land market and land tax system to correct excessive land capitalization. In order to achieve high‑quality development and the transformation and upgrading of the real economy, China should take the initiative to change the support mode of land capitalization, reform the expenditure structure of land capital gains, and increase the expenditure on new infrastructure, science and education, and people's livelihood. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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(1) Background--In order to solve the crisis of forest resources and the economic difficulties of enterprises, the state-owned forest areas in Northeast China completely stopped commercial logging of natural forests in 2015. It integrates the state-owned forest areas into the overall planning of the local national economic and social development. Since then, the relationship between the state-owned forest areas and the local governments in Northeast China began to change. (2) Methods--The research data mainly came from the people??s livelihood survey of the key state-owned forest areas in Northeast China and the "China Forestry and Grassland Statistical Yearbook (2011-2015) ". Using the method of literatures investigation and comparative analysis, this paper first discussed the logical starting point of the integration of the state-owned forest areas and local areas in Northeast China, then compared and analyzed the economic and social development status of the state-owned forest areas in Northeast China and local areas, and finally put forward the practical paths of the integrated development of the state-owned forest areas and local areas. (3) Results--The state-owned forest areas in Northeast China and local areas are taking the reform of the state-owned forest areas as an development opportunity, taking high-quality economic development as the core concept, promoting economic integration through industrial projects cooperation and social integration through the improvement of public services, and changing the situation of unbalanced economic development, low industrial correlation and low social and cultural coordination between them. At present, the state-owned forest areas in Northeast China and local areas are in the stage of gradual integration. The ultimate goal is to realize the economic integration of two-way flow of production factors, the social integration of services equalization and cultural diversity, the spatial integration of rational industrial layout and ecological sharing between the state-owned forest areas and local areas, so as to enhance the overall strength of regional development. (4) Conclusions and Discussions--In the past, there were distinct dual structure characteristics between the state-owned forest areas and local areas in Northeast China, which were mainly reflected in four aspects: unbalanced economic development level, low correlation degree of industrial development, heavy social burden of integration of government and enterprise, and low degree of social and cultural coordination. The reform of the state-owned forest areas and the implementation of the total ban on logging of natural forests have brought transformation opportunities and development impetus to the state-owned forest areas and local areas. Therefore, to promote the two-way integration between the state-owned forest areas and local areas in Northeast China through economic and industrial cooperation and public services improvement is the fundamental requirement to achieve high-quality economic development. The following policy suggestions are put forward: First, while ensuring the successful economic transformation in the state-owned forest areas, we should promote the flow of factors and industrial links between the state-owned forest areas and local areas to achieve the integration of economic structures. Second, while eliminating the differences in social structures, we should establish the mechanisms of social participation and democratic governance, form a friendly social network of mutual trust between the state-owned forest areas and local areas to achieve the integration of social structures. Third, we should comply with the needs of industrial development, ensure the coordination and systematization of spatial planning between the state-owned forest areas and local areas, break through the regional restrictions of the state-owned forest areas, advocate shared ecological functions, promote the unified planning and sustainable development of the state-owned forest areas and local areas to achieve the integration of spatial structures. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Taking the 15 districts in Chongqing section of Three Gorges Reservoir area as the research objects, this paper constructed a comprehensive evaluation index system of common prosperity level from three dimensions of developmental, shared, and sustainable. The entropy method, exploratory spatial data analysis, and geographical detector were utilized to explore the spatio-temporal differentiation characteristics and influencing factors of the level of common prosperity in the study area from 2011 to 2020. The results are as follows. ➀ During the study period, the level of common prosperity in Chongqing section of Three Gorges Reservoir area, as well as in each district, has been continuously rising. Although the gap between districts still exists, it is showing a "benign catching-up" trend. The developmental dimension has the highest level of common prosperity, the shared dimension has the most significant growth of common prosperity level, and the sustainable dimension has the lowest level of common prosperity. ➁ The common prosperity level in the study area has been upgraded from medium and below to medium and above, showing a spatial distribution feature of "high in the southwest and low in the northeast" with significant internal differences. ➂ There is a significant positive spatial correlation in the level of common prosperity in the study area, mainly with two types of spatial agglomeration: high-high and low-low. ➃ The dominant influencing factors of the common prosperity level are economic development, financial support, marketization level, and urbanization rate, while location, government regulation, terrain conditions, and industrial structure are important influencing factors. Additionally, the interaction types of influencing factors show a dual-factor strengthening or nonlinear strengthening. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]