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德国评估蓝碳对全球气候变化减缓的潜力 快报文章
气候变化快报,2024年第14期
作者:  刘燕飞
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Blue Carbon  Climate Change Mitigation  
实施基于自然的气候解决方案森林等将贡献85%的减排量 快报文章
气候变化快报,2023年第22期
作者:  董利苹
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Future Climate Change Scenarios  Natural Climate Solutions  Carbon Mitigation Capacity  
PLoS Climate提出评估新兴低碳技术机遇的7项原则 快报文章
气候变化快报,2023年第15期
作者:  董利苹
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Seven Key Principles  Emerging Low-Carbon Technological Opportunities  Climate Change Mitigation Action  
老年人群正成为家庭消费碳排放的最大贡献者 快报文章
气候变化快报,2022年第07期
作者:  廖琴
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Ageing Society  Carbon Mitigation  Developed Countries  
打破光伏贸易壁垒将促进全球碳减排 快报文章
气候变化快报,2021年第23期
作者:  刘莉娜
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PV  Carbon Mitigation  Barriers  
欧盟探讨实施碳农业倡议的关键问题 快报文章
气候变化快报,2021年第10期
作者:  刘燕飞
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Carbon Farming Initiative  GHG emissions  Mitigation  
A deep dive into the modelling assumptions for biomass with carbon capture and storage (BECCS): a transparency exercise 期刊论文
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LETTERS, 2020, 15 (8)
作者:  Butnar, Isabela;  Li, Pei-Hao;  Strachan, Neil;  Portugal Pereira, Joana;  Gambhir, Ajay;  Smith, Pete
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integrated assessment models  bioenergy with carbon capture and storage  model assumptions  transparency  climate mitigation  
研究呼吁各国携手推进碳去除以避免危险的气候变化 快报文章
气候变化快报,2020年第13期
作者:  曾静静
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carbon dioxide removal-CDR  climate change mitigation  European Union-EU  
Retrospect driving forces and forecasting reduction potentials of energy-related industrial carbon emissions from China's manufacturing at city level 期刊论文
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LETTERS, 2020, 15 (7)
作者:  Su, Yongxian;  Wang, Yilong;  Zheng, Bo;  Ciais, Philippe;  Wu, Jianping;  Chen, Xiuzhi;  Wang, Yang;  Wang, Changjian;  Ye, Yuyao;  Li, Qian;  Zhang, Chaoqun;  Zhang, Hongou;  Huang, Guangqing;  Huang, Ningsheng;  Lafortezza, Raffaele
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carbon emission mitigation  city level  manufacturing  scenario design  carbon emission driver  mitigation strategy  
Abrupt increase in harvested forest area over Europe after 2015 期刊论文
NATURE, 2020, 583 (7814) : 72-+
作者:  Guido Ceccherini;  Gregory Duveiller;  Giacomo Grassi;  Guido Lemoine;  Valerio Avitabile;  Roberto Pilli;  Alessandro Cescatti
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Fine-scale satellite data are used to quantify forest harvest rates in 26 European countries, finding an increase in harvested forest area of 49% and an increase in biomass loss of 69% between 2011-2015 and 2016-2018.


Forests provide a series of ecosystem services that are crucial to our society. In the European Union (EU), forests account for approximately 38% of the total land surface(1). These forests are important carbon sinks, and their conservation efforts are vital for the EU'  s vision of achieving climate neutrality by 2050(2). However, the increasing demand for forest services and products, driven by the bioeconomy, poses challenges for sustainable forest management. Here we use fine-scale satellite data to observe an increase in the harvested forest area (49 per cent) and an increase in biomass loss (69 per cent) over Europe for the period of 2016-2018 relative to 2011-2015, with large losses occurring on the Iberian Peninsula and in the Nordic and Baltic countries. Satellite imagery further reveals that the average patch size of harvested area increased by 34 per cent across Europe, with potential effects on biodiversity, soil erosion and water regulation. The increase in the rate of forest harvest is the result of the recent expansion of wood markets, as suggested by econometric indicators on forestry, wood-based bioenergy and international trade. If such a high rate of forest harvest continues, the post-2020 EU vision of forest-based climate mitigation may be hampered, and the additional carbon losses from forests would require extra emission reductions in other sectors in order to reach climate neutrality by 2050(3).