Abstract
This paper uses the EBM model to measure the carbon emission efficiency of the logistics industry in 30 provinces in China from 2010 to 2019 and analyzes its spatial and temporal evolution characteristics using ARCGIS visualization. On this basis, the structural characteristics of the spatial correlation network of carbon emission efficiency of the logistics industry in China and its influencing factors are explored and analyzed by using the social network analysis method and the quadratic distribution method (QAP). The study shows that: 1) The national average logistics industry carbon emission efficiency increased from 2010 to 2019, and the spatial logistics industry carbon emission efficiency shows the characteristics of East > Central > Northeast > West, and most of the provinces in China are still in the middle and low logistics industry carbon emission efficiency zone. 2) The carbon emission efficiency of logistics industry in 30 provinces in China has formed a stable spatial correlation network, and there is an obvious spatial spillover relationship. However, the structure of the spatial association network is loose, and there are obvious gaps in the status of each province in the spatial association network. The provinces in the eastern region are at the core of the spatial correlation network, while the provinces in the northeast and west are at the periphery of the spatial correlation network. 3) The reduction of geographical distance between provinces, the greater the differences in logistics development level, logistics energy intensity and logistics environmental protection level, and the higher the similarity of logistics informatization level, the more it can promote the formation of spatial correlation network.
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