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Area of Science:

  • Environmental Science
  • Economics
  • Sustainable Development

Background:

  • Green finance acts as a crucial link between economic activities and ecological preservation.
  • It is essential for enhancing environmental quality and fostering sustainable development.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the impact of green finance on environmental pollution using a provincial panel data model.
  • To explore the mediating mechanisms and regional heterogeneity of green finance's environmental effects.

Main Methods:

  • Construction of an environmental pollution index system.
  • Development and application of a [Formula: see text] model for empirical analysis.
  • Intermediary model construction to test impact mechanisms.

Main Results:

  • Green finance significantly reduces environmental pollution, with green credit showing the most pronounced effect.
  • The impact varies across pollution types: most effective on solid pollution, less on air, and not significant on water pollution.
  • Green technology innovation, industrial upgrading, and environmental regulation mediate the pollution reduction effects.
  • The positive impact of green finance is more significant in eastern regions and carbon emission pilot areas.

Conclusions:

  • Green finance is a potent tool for mitigating environmental pollution and advancing sustainable development goals.
  • Policy interventions should consider targeted strategies for different financial instruments and regions.
  • Further development of green finance is recommended to enhance environmental quality and achieve broader sustainability objectives.