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Data Information: Global Carbon Neutralization—Academic Research And Government Planning
Data Information: Global Carbon Neutralization—Academic Research And Government Planning
Bulletin of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Chinese Version)
No abstract provided.
Promote Ocean Carbon Sinks To Become New Force In Achieving Carbon Neutrality
Promote Ocean Carbon Sinks To Become New Force In Achieving Carbon Neutrality
Bulletin of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Chinese Version)
No abstract provided.
Strategic Approach For Mariculture To Practice “Ocean Negative Carbon Emission”, Jihong Zhang, Jihua Liu, Yongyu Zhang, Gang Li
Strategic Approach For Mariculture To Practice “Ocean Negative Carbon Emission”, Jihong Zhang, Jihua Liu, Yongyu Zhang, Gang Li
Bulletin of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Chinese Version)
Reducing CO2 emissions and increasing carbon sinks are basic approaches to achieve carbon neutralization in China. China is the largest mariculture country in the world. China's mariculture industry is dominated by non-fed culture type and characterized by rich species, diverse nutrition levels, and advanced farming technology. Therefore, mariculture has huge potential for the development of ocean negative carbon emissions (ONCE). However, the ONCE process of bivalves and seaweed farming is complicated, and the scientific principles, process, mechanisms, monitoring and evaluating methods, and approaches of increasing carbon sink are gradually being recognized and yet to be resolved. This study discusses the …
Large-Scale Cultivation Of Seaweed Is Effective Approach To Increase Marine Carbon Sequestration And Solve Coastal Environmental Problems, Yufeng Yang, Hongtian Luo, Qing Wang, Zhili He, Aimin Long
Large-Scale Cultivation Of Seaweed Is Effective Approach To Increase Marine Carbon Sequestration And Solve Coastal Environmental Problems, Yufeng Yang, Hongtian Luo, Qing Wang, Zhili He, Aimin Long
Bulletin of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Chinese Version)
All countries in the world are paying attention to low-carbon and carbon neutrality to achieve the mitigation of climate warming by reducing CO2 emissions. Ocean is the largest carbon pool on the earth and play an important role of carbon neutrality. More than half of the biological carbon on the earth is achieved by marine organisms. Among them, seaweed resources are abundant, with advantages such as low cost, high yield, measurable carbon sink, and strong cultivation controllability. Industrialized blue carbon can be formed offshore, which is a sustainable model for future development in coastal ecosystems. In addition, large-scale cultivation of …
Advocating Eco-Engineering Approach For Ocean Carbon Negative Emission, Yuze Wang, Yun Lu, Jihua Liu, Chuanlun Zhang
Advocating Eco-Engineering Approach For Ocean Carbon Negative Emission, Yuze Wang, Yun Lu, Jihua Liu, Chuanlun Zhang
Bulletin of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Chinese Version)
Micro-organisms such as bacteria, archaea, and viruses are an immense invisible driving force behind the ocean carbon cycle and play a pivotal role in global climate change. Atmospheric CO2 is transformed into depositing organic components with the help of marine planktonic organisms which act as a biological pump (BP). The labile organic components are then transformed into recalcitrant organic carbon (RDOC) through the action of bacteria, archaea, and other organisms and viruses, which are called the microbial carbon pump (MCP). RDOC can be stored over thousands of years in the water column and the accompanying particulate organic matter can further …
Developing Ocean Negative Carbon Emission Technology To Support National Carbon Neutralization., Nianzhi Jiao
Developing Ocean Negative Carbon Emission Technology To Support National Carbon Neutralization., Nianzhi Jiao
Bulletin of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Chinese Version)
Carbon neutrality is the right means to cope with global warming. The basic approaches to achieve carbon neutralization include reducing CO2 emissions to the atmosphere and increasing carbon sinks or negative emissions (absorption of atmospheric CO2). As a developing country and a big emitter, China should try its best to increase carbon sinks while reducing emissions as much as possible. The ocean is the largest active carbon pool on Earth, with great potentials for carbon negative emission. We have established marine carbon sequestration theory, which has laid solid foundation for negative emission and set up the linkage between science and …
Trends Observation: Development And Strategy Of Global Eco-Environment And Resources Researching
Trends Observation: Development And Strategy Of Global Eco-Environment And Resources Researching
Bulletin of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Chinese Version)
No abstract provided.
Trends Observation: Observation On Trends Of Energy Strategy And Energy S&T System Reform In Major Economies
Bulletin of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Chinese Version)
No abstract provided.