Abstract
This article explores the impact of high-standard farmland construction policy on green and low-carbon agricultural development, such policy has been ignored in literature from the perspective of policy evaluation and it is a promising cure for global warming. The effectiveness and impact mechanism of policy implementation are analyzed, it concludes that the policy significantly reduces agricultural carbon emissions by 12.3%, which benefits from the improvement of agricultural production efficiency. This paper opens a new window for policy-making for modern agriculture and the momentous challenge of the global warming.
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