Reveals that carbon emissions trading can mitigate industrial pollution, suggesting broader environmental policy implications.
: This study reveals that the carbon ETS can serve as a potent policy instrument for addressing a broader spectrum of industrial pollution beyond its primary carbon-cutting goal. To strategically strengthen the identified pathways through which the ETS mitigates industrial solid waste, a complementary policy mix is essential. This should include measures to lower financing barriers for waste treatment upgrades, incentivize R&D and technological progress, and support energy efficiency projects alongside carbon trading.
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