Studying　the　impact　of　the　digital　economy　on　carbon　emissions　in　the　distribution　industry　is　of　great　significance　for　realizing　sustainable　development　goals　and　coping　with　climate　change.　This　study　finds　that　increasing　the　level　of　digital　economy　development　can　reduce　the　carbon　emission　intensity　of　the　circulation　industry　through　fixed-effects　modeling.　Moreover,　the　effect　is　different　in　different　geographic　regions,　and　the　improvement　of　the　digital　economy　development　level　in　the　east　and　central　regions　can　significantly　reduce　the　carbon　emission　intensity　of　the　distribution　industry.　The　digital　economy　can　simultaneously　reduce　the　carbon　emission　intensity　of　the　circulation　industry　by　reducing　the　degree　of　labor　factor　mismatch　in　the　circulation　industry　and　improving　the　regional　green　innovation　capacity.　Therefore,　in　order　to　promote　the　green　development　of　the　distribution　industry,　it　is　also　necessary　to　make　efforts　to　improve　the　construction　of　network　infrastructure,　accelerate　the　process　of　research　and　development　and　cultivation　of　green　technology,　and　break　down　the　barriers　of　cross-regional　mobility　of　talents.