A Research on the Development of Low-Carbon Economy Based on the View of the Logistics Industry

Abstract:

A low-carbon economy reach is a win-win configuration of a kind of economy that zoology and economy coordinate development. This paper researches on the low carbon economy development based on the view of the logistics industry, therefore the paper discusses two respects: first, interaction mechanisms between the logistics and ecological environment; second, feedback relationship between the logistics and the economic development. However, the traditional logistics can only make economic development, but not be able to achieve environmental protection. Finally, it comes to the necessity of the development of the low-carbon logistics, in addition puts forward the methods and measures for the low-carbon logistics.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 573-574)
• Pages: 955-959
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.573-574.955
• Online since: October 2012
• Authors: Zi Qi Wang, Wen Qiang Tian, Jun Wang
• Keywords: Feedback Relationship, Logistic, Low-Carbon Economy (LCE), Low-Carbon Logistics, Reciprocal Restricted Mechanism

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