Carbon-Neutral Pathways for China: Economic Issues

China's carbon neutrality: Why do we need it.- Spatiotemporal dynamics of China's carbon emissions: Evidence from urban efficiency and convergence.- Spatiotemporal dynamics of China's carbon emissions: Evidence from industrial and regional decoupling.- Provincial carbon reduction costs and potential in China: A total factor analysis.- Urban carbon reduction costs and potential in China: A decomposition analysis.- Cost-effectiveness of agricultural carbon reduction in China.- Reduction impacts of carbon emission trading in China:  Evidence from urban emission efficiency.- Reduction impacts of carbon emission trading in China:  Evidence from provincial industries.- Reduction impacts of carbon emission trading in China:  Evidence from industrial carbon productivity.- Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) in China: Technologies, policies and costs.- Biophysical sequestration: Strategies, costs and benefits.- Way forward to a better carbon-neutral policy.

Dr. Kai Tang received a Ph.D. degree in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of Western Australia in Sept. 2016 and a Ph.D. degree in Natural Resources Management from China University of Geosciences in Dec. 2016. Since Oct. 2016, Dr. Tang has been in School of Economics and Trade, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies as a Professor. Dr. Tang is an Environmental and Resources Economist interested in tackling climate change, improving the quality of our environment, and enhancing the management of our natural resources. His research considers people's practices for environmental outcomes. Since 2016, Dr. Tang has published 30 peer-reviewed papers in international journals, including Agricultural Systems, Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resources Economics, Journal of Environmental Management, Land Use Policy, Energy, Applied Energy, Sustainable Development, etc., and two books. He is the Deputy Secretary-General of Green Finance Division, China Society ofNatural Resources and a Member of Standing Committee of Energy & Resource Systems Engineering Division, Systems Engineering Society of China. He also serves as a reviewer of more than 30 international journals, i.e., Nature Energy, Ecological Economics, Climate Policy, Agricultural Systems, Journal of Environmental Management, Energy, etc. He was a recipient of Australia's International Postgraduate Research Scholarships (IPRS).