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2. How does digital finance affect energy consumption in China? Empirical evidence from China. (2025). Zhang, Shuhao ; Li, Xuetong ; Shi, Daqian.
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3. Regional Integration, Technological Innovation, and Digital Economy: Evolution and Evidence of the Decarbonization Driving Forces in the Yangtze River Delta. (2025). Wang, Hongqiang ; Sun, Xuetong ; Lu, Xiaochang.
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4. Impact of Digitalization, Technological Innovation, and ICTs on Sustainability Management and Strategies. (2025). Erkasap, Ahmet ; Mr, Gke Akdemir.
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5. Fluctuating Development Traits of Industrial Land Mismatch and Its Influence on Urban Ecological Modernization. (2025). Liu, KE ; Du, Ran ; He, Jiaxin.
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6. How does digital financial inclusion affect households’ CO2? Micro-evidence from an emerging country. (2025). Li, Yao.
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7. How does digital trade development affect carbon emissions? Evidence from China. (2025). Yang, Mengyang ; Tang, Xiaobin ; Wang, Jingle ; Liu, Yawen.
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8. The green promise of digital finance: Exploring its effects and mechanisms on carbon reduction. (2025). Wu, Shilei ; Lv, Shuai ; Dong, XU.
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9. Digital economy and urban innovation level: A quasi-natural experiment from the strategy of “Digital China”. (2024). Yang, Yuhan ; Zhang, Chong ; Liu, Baoliu.
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10. Unlocking the potential of natural resources, fintech and fiscal policy for carbon neutrality; evidence from N-11 nations. (2024). Feng, Shaohuai ; Mohd, Mohd Wira ; Ren, Jie.
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