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Yong Tan is a leading researcher in environmental economics and industrial sustainability, with a particular focus on the intersection of automation and pollution control. His most-cited work, "The influence of industrial robots on firm-level pollution emissions: Evidence from China" (2024), has already garnered 25 citations, marking a significant early impact in the field. In this study, Tan investigates how the adoption of industrial robotics affects environmental outcomes at the firm level, revealing that automation can reduce pollution emissions by enhancing production efficiency and enabling cleaner manufacturing processes. This contribution is pivotal for policymakers and industry leaders seeking to balance technological advancement with environmental responsibility. Tan’s research bridges the gap between industrial organization and environmental policy, offering empirical evidence from China—a critical context given its rapid industrialization and environmental challenges. His work not only advances academic understanding but also provides actionable insights for sustainable development. With a growing citation record and a focus on pressing global issues, Yong Tan is establishing himself as a key voice in the study of technology-driven environmental change.
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