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Exploring the Green Economy Development of Industrial Enterprises in the Context of Carbon Neutrality‐Taking Bengbu as an Example
摘要
In 2020, China vowed to peak its carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2060. Achieving the "double carbon" target is the main task to promote green and high‐quality economic development in the coming period. This paper analyzes the current situation of carbon emissions in Bengbu and combines the development characteristics and actual situation of Bengbu to propose practical suggestions for the development of enterprises in Bengbu based on the green economy, providing a template for the green and low‐carbon transformation of enterprises in other cities and exploring a new path for low‐carbon development in China.
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