Study on the Impact of Digital Economy on Green Development

Green development is a crucial tactic for attaining sustainable development since, in the setting of the world economy's rapid expansion, environmental challenges are playing a bigger role in human development. Since the advent of the digital era, green economic development and digital technology have been progressively integrated. It is not only important to save the environment and maintain ecological balance, but it's also a crucial step in advancing economic modernization and transformation and attaining sustainable development. It is a significant factor propelling China's economic expansion. China, with the second largest economy in the world, needs to promote a green economy to support long-term development goals. The importance of the digital economy on green development is examined in this research. Through literature review methods, this article investigates how the digital economy can improve resource efficiency and reduce energy consumption and emissions through technological innovation and management optimization. The study found that the digital economy significantly contributes to the green development of various industries, but it also faces challenges such as increasing energy consumption and data security. In the future, to create a situation where the economy and the environment benefit from each other, it will be required to further integrate the digital economy with green development, foster technological innovation, and enhance the legislative framework.

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Highlights in Business Economics and Management
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2024-12-24
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https://doi.org/10.54097/a3n8yc33
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Energy, Environment, Economic Growth
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Study on the Impact of Digital Economy on Green Development

Dantong He, Weichen Xu
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Energy, Environment, Economic Growth
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Study on the Impact of Digital Economy on Green Development

Dantong He, Weichen Xu
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Abstract

Green development is a crucial tactic for attaining sustainable development since, in the setting of the world economy's rapid expansion, environmental challenges are playing a bigger role in human development. Since the advent of the digital era, green economic development and digital technology have been progressively integrated. It is not only important to save the environment and maintain ecological balance, but it's also a crucial step in advancing economic modernization and transformation and attaining sustainable development. It is a significant factor propelling China's economic expansion. China, with the second largest economy in the world, needs to promote a green economy to support long-term development goals. The importance of the digital economy on green development is examined in this research. Through literature review methods, this article investigates how the digital economy can improve resource efficiency and reduce energy consumption and emissions through technological innovation and management optimization. The study found that the digital economy significantly contributes to the green development of various industries, but it also faces challenges such as increasing energy consumption and data security. In the future, to create a situation where the economy and the environment benefit from each other, it will be required to further integrate the digital economy with green development, foster technological innovation, and enhance the legislative framework.

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