Kangjuan Lv

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275

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Kangjuan Lv is a leading researcher at the intersection of environmental economics and digital transformation, whose work has significantly advanced our understanding of sustainable development. Her primary research areas include renewable energy adoption, the environmental impacts of information and communication technologies, and the role of foreign direct investment in shaping carbon emissions. Lv’s most influential contribution is her 2022 study employing a method of moments quantile analysis, which has garnered 275 citations and provides a nuanced, distribution-sensitive framework for examining how internet use and renewable energy interact with FDI to influence CO2 emissions across different economic contexts. This work is widely recognized for its methodological rigor and policy relevance, offering critical insights for balancing technological growth with environmental sustainability. Beyond this landmark paper, Lv’s research consistently bridges empirical econometrics with pressing global challenges, making her a key voice in the discourse on green digitalization. Her achievements underscore a commitment to producing actionable evidence for policymakers and researchers alike, solidifying her reputation as a scholar who translates complex data into clear, impactful narratives for a sustainable future.