Liu Chunying, Tan Siyuan, WangJunbo, et al. Carbon Emission Risk from Land Use in Typical Regions of Middle and Lower Yangtze River—A Case Study at Jiujiang City, Jianxi Province[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2023, 43(1): 341-349.
DOI:
Liu Chunying, Tan Siyuan, WangJunbo, et al. Carbon Emission Risk from Land Use in Typical Regions of Middle and Lower Yangtze River—A Case Study at Jiujiang City, Jianxi Province[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2023, 43(1): 341-349. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.20230220.003.
Carbon Emission Risk from Land Use in Typical Regions of Middle and Lower Yangtze River—A Case Study at Jiujiang City, Jianxi Province
[Objective] The land use carbon emissions in Jiujiang City
Jiangxi Province were quantitatively measured
and its temporal and spatial evolution characteristics
and the risk of land use carbon emissions were determined in order to provide a scientific reference for the construction of green and low-carbon land use methods in Jiujiang City. [Methods] Land use carbon emissions
and their temporal and spatial variation characteristics in Jiujiang City from 2000 to 2020 were measured by the carbon emission coefficient method. The carbon emission risk of each county was identified by the carbon emission risk index based on grid perspective. The factors influencing land use carbon emissions were analyzed based on the logarithmic mean divisia index (LMDI) model. [Results] Net carbon emissions from land use in Jiujiang City have been increasing at an average annual rate of 13.75% during 2000—2020. Construction land was the main carbon source
accounting for more than 90% of the carbon emissions
whereas forest land was the main carbon sink. Additionally
net carbon emissions in Jiujiang City presented a spatial distribution pattern of “high in northeast and low in southwest”. Wuning County and Xiushui County have good forest coverage and have always been carbon sinks. Lianxi District
Xunyang District
Hukou County
and Ruichang City
with more construction land
had the largest net carbon emissions and accounted for more than 95% of carbon emissions in Jiujiang City. Moreover
the carbon emission risk from land use in Jiujiang City was generally low
and showed a distribution pattern of “high in northeast and low in southwest”. High carbon emission risk areas were Lianxi District
Xunyang District
and Chaisang District
all along the Yangtze River. Economic development level was the main factor increasing carbon emissions
while energy consumption intensity was the key factor curbing carbon emissions. [Conclusion] Carbon emissions from land use have increased significantly during 2000—2020. New carbon source land use should be controlled
land use structure should be optimized
a low-carbon
green-energy utilization system should be actively constructed
and “Jiujiang model” construction of green and low-carbon development should be promoted in the Yangtze River Economic Belt.
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