The Territorial Space Use Regulation Under the Green and Low-carbon Goals:Theoretical Logic and Implementation Paths
Land use is considered the second largest source of carbon emissions,and the territorial space use regulation plays a crucial role in balancing the development of urban,agricultural,and ecologi-cal spaces,thereby significantly advancing the achievement of the"dual carbon"goals.This article sys-tematically analyzes the connotation,characteristics,internal mechanisms,and theoretical logic of terri-torial space use regulation under the green and low-carbon goals,and explores the pathways for trans-forming the territorial space use regulation that is compatible with the"dual carbon"goals.The results show that China is gradually building a comprehensive,full-chain,and systematic territorial space use regulation system,shifting from a"single-element"system that mainly focuses on agricultural and con-struction land to a"full-element"system including ecological space.To promote green and low-carbon transformation in this process,it is essential to integrate the concept of"ecological priority and green de-velopment"into development and construction,implementing specific measures such as"natural carbon sequestration in ecological spaces and technical emission reductions in urban and agricultural areas."And a full chain implementation path should be established,comprising"national spatial identification","precise zoning control","innovative control tools"and improved supporting systems".The transforma-tion of green and low-carbon space in the context of climate change implies balancing development and protection,integrating the"dual carbon"goals into spatial development,to jointly create high-quality and sustainable national space across the entire region.
territorial space use regulationzoning controlcarbon peaking and carbon neutrality goalsgreen development
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