Publications by authors named "Jiao-yue Wang"

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  • * Current research highlights the range of carbon sink measurements, driving mechanisms, and the uncertainty involved in assessing these sinks due to data variability, especially concerning forests.
  • * To improve carbon sequestration, there is an urgent need for a collaborative technology system and accurate measurement methods to assess and enhance the carbon sink potential across different ecosystems in Northeast China.
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  • The study introduces a new approach called "photovoltaic+ecological restoration" to address issues related to land development and restoration of abandoned mining sites.
  • Using a mining area in central Liaoning, three systems were tested: forest-photovoltaic, agriculture-photovoltaic, and grass photovoltaic, to analyze their effectiveness in carbon reduction.
  • Results showed an average annual reduction in carbon emissions of around 514.93 tons CO·hm, with top systems yielding up to 7.11 million tons CO of reduction over 25 years, primarily due to the generation of clean solar power.
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Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology is an important way to slow down the continuous increase in atmospheric CO concentration and to achieve the dual carbon target. Carbon capture and storage through biomass ash is a secure, permanent, and environment friendly way. To better understand the characteristics of biomass ash carbon capture and storage, we summarized progresses on biomass ash carbon capture and storage, clarified the mechanisms of biomass ash carbon sequestration, analyzed the influencing factors, and explored its applications in various domains.

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Ecosystem services are the bridge between ecosystem functions and human welfare. Climate regulation service (CRS) has an extremely important role in ecosystem services. It is important to conduct a comprehensive assessment based on the whole process of CRS occurrence for scientific assessment of ecosystem services.

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Exploring the spatio-temporal variation characteristics of carbon source and carbon sink under different disposal methods of crop straw is of great significance for optimizing the utilization policy of crop straw resources in China and realizing the goal of maximizing carbon emission reduction and carbon neutralization. Based on data from National Statistical Yearbook, we examined the changing trends of both the amount and value of carbon emission, carbon emission reduction, carbon sink enhancement under different crop straw disposal methods in 31 provinces of Chinese mainland. The results showed that the mean annual carbon emissions of straw burning in China from 2008 to 2019 were 8.

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  • The development of cultivated land resources in China has led to increased production efficiency, but also to rising carbon emissions, driven largely by agricultural inputs and energy use.
  • A study focusing on Northeast China used a life cycle method to assess carbon emissions from cultivated land between 1979 and 2015, establishing a framework for understanding the factors driving these emissions.
  • Results indicated a 21.9% increase in total carbon emissions over the period, primarily from soil management and agricultural inputs, while improvements in productivity and technology funding contributed to higher emissions, whereas decreases in certain ratios and investment intensity helped lower emissions.
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Facility agriculture, a typical agricultural production management mode, could affect carbon cycle due to its unique production environmental conditions and highly intensive utilization. With the five main sources as accounting objects, including agricultural film investment, energy consumption, pesticide and fertilizer application, CO fertilizer application, and facility soil, we estimated the amount and intensity of carbon emission of three facility agriculture (continuous greenhouse, solar greenhouse, and plastic greenhouse) in 31 provinces in 2018. The results showed that the total carbon emission of facility agriculture in China was 210.

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Wetland plays an important role in ecological protection and social development. Scientific and rational evaluation of the values of wetland ecosystem service is the basis of protection and sustainable utilization of wetland resources. How to scientifically and effectively assess the wetland ecosystem gross ecosystem product (GEP) and make it into the national GDP accounting system are the focus of the scientific community and government departments.

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On the basis of exploring the replicable, popularized and demonstrative accounting model of ecosystem value, it is critically needed to solve how to reasonably apply the accounting results of ecosystem value, form the application system of ecosystem value policy system, and promote the transformation of ecosystem service value from "accounting value" to "policy point". With the accounting of Fuzhou Gross Economic Ecological Product (GEEP) and Gross Ecosystem Product (GEP) as the starting point, we screened GEEP for indicators, calculated the green gold index and GEP per unit area, and analyzed the application mode in the policy and system design. The results showed that pollutant absorption, species conservation renewal energy values, wetland severe threat area proportion, air negative oxygen ions released volume, arable land occupancy rate, marine reclamation area proportion, carbon fixation quantity, oxygen release quantity, grassland cover change rate, coast protection area and environmental degradation cost of solid waste were the indicators significantly affecting the GEEP accounting results.

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The determination of regional ecological compensation quota and spatial selection are key issues in the study of horizontal transfer payment ecological compensation mechanism. Taking 12 districts of Fuzhou City as the basic research unit, we accounted the ecological function values of forest, grassland, wetland, agriculture, and marine ecosystems in 2015 and 2018. Combined with local economic development situation, we constructed an ecological compensation model.

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The gross economic-ecological product (GEEP) accounting is crucial to promote the construction of ecological civilization, and practice the ideas of "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets". GEEP accounting had been conducted at national and provincial scales, but not at urban scale. According to the economic and ecological development, the GEEP accounting framework was built in Fuzhou City.

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Ecological degradation accounting is a critical content of building green GDP and gross economic-ecological product (GEEP) accounting systems. With ecosystems in Fuzhou City as a research object, we built an accounting framework for the cost of ecological degradation according to the unreasonable human activity. Following the accounting framework, we calculated the ecological degradation cost in Fuzhou City of 2015 and 2018.

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  • Renewable energy development in China faces significant challenges due to carbon emission reduction pressures and the need to adjust energy structures, but abandoned mine areas present a promising opportunity for such initiatives.
  • The study focuses on Liaoning Province, estimating renewable energy potential from biomass and solar sources in three development scenarios, revealing varying outcomes in energy generation and carbon emission reductions.
  • The scenarios indicate that utilizing abandoned mine areas could lead to a power generation capacity of 31.2-79.4 TWh, equating to a reduction of carbon emissions by 31.1-79.1 million tons, representing a substantial portion of Liaoning's energy consumption from 2016.
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Under the context of the elevated greenhouse gases, how to reduce carbon emissions and increase carbon absorption is the focus of current research on climate change. Based on data of Chinese crude steel production from 1963 to 2016 and greenhouse gas inventory method, we established steel slag carbon sequestration calculation method. The steel slag carbon sequestration from 1963 to 2016 was estimated and the uncertainty analysis was made.

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Under the background of "missing carbon sink" mystery and carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology development, this paper summarized the lime material flow process carbon sink from the lime carbonation principles, impact factors, and lime utilization categories in chemical industry, metallurgy industry, construction industry, and lime kiln ash treatment. The results showed that the lime carbonation rate coefficients were mainly impacted by materials and ambient conditions; the lime carbon sink was mainly in chemical, metallurgy, and construction industries; and current researches focused on the mechanisms and impact factors for carbonation, but their carbon sequestration calculation methods had not been proposed. Therefore, future research should focus on following aspects: to establish a complete system of lime carbon sequestration accounting method in view of material flow; to calculate lime carbon sequestration in both China and the world and explain their offset proportion of COemission from lime industrial process; to analyze the contribution of lime carbon sequestration to missing carbon sink for clarifying part of missing carbon sinks; to promote the development of carbon capture and storage technology and provide some scientific bases for China's international negotiations on climate change.

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Carbon emissions due to land use change have an important impact on global climate change. Adjustment of regional land use patterns has a great scientific significance to adaptation to a changing climate. Based on carbon emission/absorption parameters suitable for Liaoning Province, this paper estimated the carbon emission of land use change in the city and town concentrated area of central Liaoning Province.

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  • The study highlights the growing contradiction between energy consumption and economic growth in China's Liaoning Province, which traditionally relies heavily on energy-intensive industries.
  • Using grey correlation analysis on data from 2000 to 2012, researchers found that while the wholesale/retail and hotel/restaurant sectors consumed the least energy, they had a strong connection to economic growth.
  • The findings suggest that Liaoning should shift towards low-carbon development by transforming its economic model, optimizing energy structures, and promoting clean energy sources, particularly renewable energies.
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