Study of Hot Issues on the Scientific Foundation and Utilization of Wetland Carbon Sinks

Chengyi Zhang, Hongmin Yu, Guicai Li, Z. Deng, Yonghong Xie, Qingchen Chao, Jiashuang Yuan, S. Wang
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On the scientific basis, the carbon sink estimation of wetland was summarized up, that is stock-difference method and gain–loss method as a fundamental approach. The major issues when those methods were applied in that estimation had been raised up for attention to be paid. Based upon the science achievements, the research approaches and policy foundation for market trading about the wetland carbon sink had been analyzed for that sink sustainability. It was concluded that the decomposition reduction of wetland plant material and rewetting and suitable restoration of wetland are essential for its sink conservation. Nowadays, China has already set the wetland conservation for its carbon sink sustainability as a part of the national goal in the carbon peaking road-map, further elaboration on the policymaking should be taken for the wetland sink conclusive into the voluntary market and as an offset of the partly compulsory reduction of emission.
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湿地碳汇科学基础与利用的热点问题研究
在科学的基础上,对湿地碳汇估算方法进行了总结,认为以储量差法和损益法为基本方法。已经提出在估计中应用这些方法时的主要问题,以提请注意。在科学研究成果的基础上,分析了湿地碳汇市场交易的研究途径和政策基础,以保证湿地碳汇的可持续性。因此,湿地植物物质的分解、减少和湿地的再润湿和适当的恢复是其汇保持的必要条件。目前,中国已经在碳调峰路线图中将湿地保护作为碳汇可持续发展的国家目标之一,湿地汇最终进入自愿市场,并作为部分强制性减排的补偿,应进一步细化政策制定。
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