International Journal of Earth Sciences and Engineering

Liu Li-Ping ¹, Liu Hao ²

Affiliations
1 School of Economic and Management, Beijing Forestry University, Beijing-100083, CN
2 School of Economic and Management, Shanxi Agricultural University-030801, CN

Abstract

The forest carbon-sink is one part of forest ecological benefit and an important index for evaluation the forest city establishment. In this paper, with the background of city forest city establishment, the Chinese fir plantation, masson pine forest, foreign pine forest, fast-growing broad-leaf forest, medium-growing broad-leaf forest, slow-growing broad-leaf forest and other types of forest are set as objects to carry out the analysis on influencing factors of forest carbon-sink benefit in a city through main analyzing methods including stock volume method and carbon tax method based on-investigation on second type of forest‖ in 2015 and laboratory experimental data combined with the national evaluation index system for forest city. As a result, the main tree species and forest communities with high carbon fixation ability and good carbon-sink benefit are selected, which provides support data and theoretical foundation for establishment of national forest city and reasonable utilization of forestry resources.

Keywords

Forest Carbon-Sink, Forest City, Forest Stock Volume, Carbon-Sink Benefit.

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Xu Dong-Mei ¹, Gao Lan ², Liu Hao ³, Zhang Hui-Zei ³

Affiliations
1 College of Economic & Management, Shihezi University-832003, CN
2 College of Economic & Management, South China Agricultural University-510642, CN
3 College of Economic & Management, Shanxi Agricultural University-030801, CN

Abstract

As a starting point from carbon emissions in economic system and carbon storage in ecosystems, according to coordinated development of eco-economic perspective, the paper constructed mechanisms of carbon transfer, summarized the main factors of carbon transfer in the ecological economic system. The trend comparatively analyses between carbon emissions and storage showed that there was an unbalance of carbon transfer between China and all its provinces. Most of the developed provinces and little undeveloped provinces were carbon transfer unbalance in their ecological economic system, such as the province of Shandong, Hebei, Shan xi, etc. Few provinces were carbon transfer equilibrium such as the province of Fujian, Sichuan, Qinghai, etc.

Keywords

Carbon Transfer, Carbon Emissions, Unbalance, Eco-Economic Development.

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