ArticleScientific reports2026
Spatio-temporal evolution analysis of land-use carbon effects driven by new quality productive forces: a case study of Hubei province.
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This study investigated the spatiotemporal evolution and coupling relationship of land use carbon effects driven by new quality productive forces (NQPF) in Hubei Province, China, using remote sensing data (2000-2020) and socioeconomic statistics (2005-2020). An NQPF evaluation system comprising 19 indicators across three dimensions was constructed using a combined weighting method integrating entropy, coefficient of variation, CRITIC, and principal component analysis. The Tapio decoupling model and Moran's I spatial autocorrelation were employed to examine the NQPF-carbon emission relationship. Results indicated that: (1) Net carbon emissions increased from 4118.38 × 104 t to 19,867.15 × 104 t (382.4% growth), with construction land contributing 98.1% of total carbon sources by 2020. (2) The NQPF index rose from 0.152 to 0.860 (465.8% growth), with the "new objects of labor" dimension receiving the highest weight (0.5921), corroborating the green development-oriented nature of NQPF. (3) All three periods exhibited "weak decoupling," with elasticity coefficients declining from 0.740 to 0.261, indicating strengthening carbon constraints. (4) No significant spatial clustering was detected (|Z|< 1.96); riverside cities (Wuhan, Xiangyang, Yichang) formed "isolated high-emission centers" accounting for 54.2% of provincial emissions. This study pioneers the integration of NQPF theory into land use carbon research, providing scientific basis for regional low-carbon transition in central China.
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