Utilizing a super pants based measure (Super-SBM) model, which considers unfortunate results (modern wastewater emanations, modern exhaust discharges and CO2 outflows), and a Global Malmquist-Luenberger record (GML), we compute the green development productivity of 15 urban communities in the Pearl River Delta (PRD) metropolitan agglomeration from investigating the effect factors behind green advancement proficiency utilizing a board relapse model. The experimental outcomes are as per the following: Due to the heterogeneity of metropolitan practical division and monetary improvement in the Pearl River Delta, the greater part of the locale's urban communities were viewed as in insufficient or momentary states concerning their green development productivity. A GML disintegration file shows that mechanical proficiency and mechanical advancement are in conflict with each other in the Pearl River Delta, a deviation which is confining territorial green development.