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Railways and Sustainable Low-Carbon Mobility in China
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96,29 € |
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| Verlag: | Springer |
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| Veröffentl.: | 17.10.2020 |
| ISBN/EAN: | 9789811590818 |
| Sprache: | englisch |
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<p>This book explores the role of railways in developing sustainable low-carbon mobility by analyzing the intermodal relationship between railways and other transport modes. Focusing on geographical and governance perspectives, and taking China as a case study, it analyzes the competition and cooperation between and integration of railways and other transport modes, in order to provide guidance on future sustainable transport development. </p>
<p>Firstly, the book examines the contribution of railways to low carbon emissions in China over recent decades by estimating the carbon dioxide emissions from various transport modes in China at national and regional levels using decomposition analysis. It then discusses the current competition and cooperation between railways and other transport modes, as well as their integration and the impact of their relationship on climate change. It also highlights how the competition between railways and other transport modes may change the passenger flows between city pairs and so alter transport carbon emissions and examines how cooperation and integration could improve passengers’ travel experience while at the same time reducing carbon emissions. Lastly, it addresses the implications for future sustainable transport development based on institutional analysis. Presenting multidisciplinary, sustainable transport research on the role of railways in reducing carbon emissions, and also offering policy recommendations for developing low-carbon, integrated transport in the future, this book is a valuable reference resource for graduates, researchers, and government managers responsible for transport development, urban planning and environmental policy.</p>
<p>Firstly, the book examines the contribution of railways to low carbon emissions in China over recent decades by estimating the carbon dioxide emissions from various transport modes in China at national and regional levels using decomposition analysis. It then discusses the current competition and cooperation between railways and other transport modes, as well as their integration and the impact of their relationship on climate change. It also highlights how the competition between railways and other transport modes may change the passenger flows between city pairs and so alter transport carbon emissions and examines how cooperation and integration could improve passengers’ travel experience while at the same time reducing carbon emissions. Lastly, it addresses the implications for future sustainable transport development based on institutional analysis. Presenting multidisciplinary, sustainable transport research on the role of railways in reducing carbon emissions, and also offering policy recommendations for developing low-carbon, integrated transport in the future, this book is a valuable reference resource for graduates, researchers, and government managers responsible for transport development, urban planning and environmental policy.</p>
Introduction.- Railways and low-carbon mobility.- Part 1. Retrospect of the past: modal shift is important.- Railways and national carbon emissions from passenger travel in China.- Railways and regional carbon emissions from passenger travel in China.- Part 2. Current situation: competition and integration between railways and other transport modes.- Competition between railways and other transport modes.- Cooperation between railways and other transport modes.- Part 3. Prospects for the future: breaking institutional barriers.- Breaking institutional barriers in China.- Towards sustainable low-carbon mobility in China.
<p>Linna Li is an Assistant Professor of Faculty of Geographical Science of Beijing Normal University, China. She received a Ph.D. from the Department of Geography, the University of Hong Kong. Her research interests include sustainable transport, urban and rural development, and transport and land use. She has participated in several projects on the relationship between transport and land use, climate change, and regional development and published a number of research papers on developing sustainable transport in China.</p>
<p>This book explores the role of railways in developing sustainable low-carbon mobility by analyzing the intermodal relationship between railways and other transport modes. Focusing on geographical and governance perspectives, and taking China as a case study, it analyzes the competition and cooperation between and integration of railways and other transport modes, in order to provide guidance on future sustainable transport development. </p><p>Firstly, the book examines the contribution of railways to low carbon emissions in China over recent decades by estimating the carbon dioxide emissions from various transport modes in China at national and regional levels using decomposition analysis. It then discusses the current competition and cooperation between railways and other transport modes, as well as their integration and the impact of their relationship on climate change. It also highlights how the competition between railways and other transport modes may change the passengerflows between city pairs and so alter transport carbon emissions and examines how cooperation and integration could improve passengers’ travel experience while at the same time reducing carbon emissions. Lastly, it addresses the implications for future sustainable transport development based on institutional analysis. Presenting multidisciplinary, sustainable transport research on the role of railways in reducing carbon emissions, and also offering policy recommendations for developing low-carbon, integrated transport in the future, this book is a valuable reference resource for graduates, researchers, and government managers responsible for transport development, urban planning and environmental policy.</p>
Traces the role of railways in low-carbon mobility in China over recent decades Establishes a people-centered, conceptual framework for analyzing the integration of different transport modes in urban transport hub Presents policy recommendations for developing low-carbon and integrated transport in developing countries
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