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1. Introduction Over the course of the last few years, climate change, with global warming as the main trend, has attracted wide attention from the international community [1]. As the world’s largest carbon emitter [2,3], China is committed to achieving peak carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060 [4]. Based on this goal, carbon emissions and the carbon footprint have emerged as focal points within scholarly inquiries and dialogues.
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