Study on the harmonious development of regional logistics coordination and the geographical environment from a low-carbon perspective

Abstract

It is clarified that evolutionary conditions are the premise and foundation of the study of evolutionary dynamics, and the study of evolutionary dynamics is the basis for the division of evolutionary stages and their characteristics. Secondly, in the study of evolutionary conditions, it is argued that internal and external environmental conditions, dissipative structural conditions, and rising and falling conditions are the specific evolutionary preconditions of coordination in the perspective of a low carbon economy. The harmonious development of regional coordination and ecological environment is an important guarantee for the sustainable development of the region. This paper provides an in-depth study and analysis of the coordinated development of regional coordination and the geographical environment through a low-carbon perspective. Firstly, the three relationships of evolutionary conditions, evolutionary dynamics, and evolutionary stages are analyzed through the analysis of the applicability of self-organization theory in the study of coordination evolution from the perspective of a low-carbon economy. First, we take the composite system of “coordination and ecological environment” as the research object, and use the theory of cooperation to construct a scientific and systematic index system of orderly parameters of the coordination subsystem and ecological environment subsystem, and establish the model of the orderliness of subsystem and the model of coordination of the composite system. Finally, we analyze the reasonableness of the calculation results based on the development of coordination and ecological environment and propose countermeasures from three aspects: the formulation of regional development policies and regulations, the construction of regional coordination public information platform, and the optimization of the energy structure of the coordination industry.

Keywords

• Low carbon perspective
• Coordinated development
• Geographical environment
• Regional logistics