In order to quantify the contribution of the mitigation strategies,an extended Kaya identity has been proposed in this paper for decomposing the various factors that influence the CO2 emission.To this end,we provided ...In order to quantify the contribution of the mitigation strategies,an extended Kaya identity has been proposed in this paper for decomposing the various factors that influence the CO2 emission.To this end,we provided a detailed decomposition of the carbon intensity and energy intensity,which enables the quantification of clean energy development and electrification.The logarithmic mean divisia index(LMDI)has been applied to the historical data to quantify the contributions of the various factors affecting the CO2 emissions.Further,the global energy interconnection(GEI)scenario has been introduced for providing a systematic solution to meet the 2℃goal of the Paris Agreement.By combining LMDI with the scenario analysis,the mitigation potential of the various factors for CO2 emission has been analyzed.Results from the historical data indicate that economic development and population growth contribute the most to the increase in CO2 emissions,whereas improvement in the power generation efficiency predominantly helps in emission reduction.A numerical analysis,performed for obtaining the projected future carbon emissions,suggests that clean energy development and electrification are the top two factors that can decrease CO2 emissions,thus showing their great potential for mitigation in the future.Moreover,the carbon capture and storage technology serves as an important supplementary mitigation method.展开更多
As the major producer and consumer of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), China is obligated to phase-down HFCs to mitigate global warming if China ratifies the Kigali Amendment (KA) to the Montreal Protocol. Based on historic...As the major producer and consumer of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), China is obligated to phase-down HFCs to mitigate global warming if China ratifies the Kigali Amendment (KA) to the Montreal Protocol. Based on historical HFCs consumption in each sector, here we estimated historical HFCs emissions with a bottom-up method, and projected the consumption baseline and schedule for HFCs phase-down in China under the KA and the corresponding potential for emission reduction. Results showed that China's HFCs consumption and emissions in 2017 were 164,000 t (311 Mt C 2_eq) and 108 Mt C02-eq, respectively. HFCs consumption baseline was projected to be (724 ± 18) Mt C 2-eq in 2024, and China should take measures to phase-down HFCs by 2029, at the latest, to meet the requirements of the KA. HFCs consumption in 2050 under KA would reach the level of 2012 2013. Cumulative reduced consumption was estimated at 10.8 (10.1 11.6) Gt C 02-eq, and cumulative reduced emissions were estimated at 5.38 (4.90 5.64) Gt C 02-eq by 2050.展开更多
Agriculture is a large source of carbon emissions. The cropland practices of fertilizer substitution, crop straw and conservation tillage are beneficial and help to rebuild local soil carbon stocks and reduce soil car...Agriculture is a large source of carbon emissions. The cropland practices of fertilizer substitution, crop straw and conservation tillage are beneficial and help to rebuild local soil carbon stocks and reduce soil carbon emissions, in addition to reducing the consumption of fertilizers and fossil fuels. These improved cropland practices can directly and indirectly mitigatecarbon emissions, benefiting the sustainability of croplands. For these three improved practices, we estimated carbon mitigation potentials in rice, wheat and maize croplands in China. The combined contribution of these practices to carbon mitigation was 38.8 Tg C yr-1, with fertilizer substitution, crop straw return, and conservation tillage contributing 26.6, 3.6 and 8.6 Tg C yr-1, respectively. Rice, wheat and maize croplands had potentials to mitigate 13.4, 11.9 and 15.5 Tg C yr-1, respectively, with the combined direct and indirectpotential of 33.8 and 5.0 Tg C yr-1. Because of differences in local climate and specific diets, the regional cropland carbon mitigation potentials differed greatly among provinces in China. In China, 18 provinces had a "target surplus" for which the carbon mitigation from these three practices was larger than the mitigation target set for 2020. At the national level, a net "target surplus"of 4.84 Tg C yr-1 would be attained for Chinese croplands with full implementation of the three improved practices. Regional cooperation must be developed to achieve carbon mitigation targets using such measures as carbon trading, establishing regional associations, and strengthening research programs to improve practices.展开更多
Mitigating methane(CH_(4))emissions from China’s coal mines as the largest contributor to anthropogenic CH_(4)emissions is vital for limiting global warming.However,the knowledge about CH_(4)mitigation potentials and...Mitigating methane(CH_(4))emissions from China’s coal mines as the largest contributor to anthropogenic CH_(4)emissions is vital for limiting global warming.However,the knowledge about CH_(4)mitigation potentials and economic costs of Chinese coal mines remain poorly understood,which hinders the formulation of tailored CH_(4)mitigation strategies.Here,we estimate and project China’s provincial coal mine methane(CMM)emissions,mitigation potentials and costs under various coal production scenarios,by integrating the dynamic emission factors of CMM and key abatement technologies.We find that through continuous coal cuts and available CMM mitigation measures,China’s CMM emissions can be reduced by 65%-78%(10.9 Tg-13.1 Tg)in 2060,compared with the 2021 level.CH_(4)emissions from abandoned coal mines will far exceed those from coal mining under the 2060 carbon-neutral scenario,especially in northeastern China.It was also found that CMM mitigation is not economically feasible at present,but may be the most cost-effective solution as CO_(2)prices increase.All coalproducing provinces can achieve CMM mitigation below 50 RMB/t CO_(2)e in 2060.Inner Mongolia is identified as a hotspot for CMM mitigation with huge potential and lower cost.Our prospective assessment can provide insights into China’s CMM mitigation in response to climate change.展开更多
Reducing CH4 and N20 emissions from rice cropping systems while sustaining production levels with less water requires a better understanding of the key processes involved. Alternate wetting and drying （AWD） irrigati...Reducing CH4 and N20 emissions from rice cropping systems while sustaining production levels with less water requires a better understanding of the key processes involved. Alternate wetting and drying （AWD） irrigation is one promising practice that has been shown to reduce CH4 emissions. However, little is known about the impact of this practice on N20 emissions, in particular under Mediterranean climate. To close this knowledge gap, we assessed how AWD influenced grain yield, fluxes and annual budgets of CH4 and N20 emissions, and global warming potential （GWP） in Italian rice systems over a 2-year period. Overall, a larger GWP was observed under AWD, as a result of high N20 emissions which offset reductions in CH4 emissions. In the first year, with 70% water reduction, the yields were reduced by 33%, CH4 emissions decreased by 97%, while N20 emissions increased by more than 5-fold under AWD as compared to PF; in the second year, with a 40% water saving, the reductions of rice yields and CH4 emissions （13% and 11%, respectively） were not significant, but N20 fluxes more than doubled. The transition from anaerobic to aerobic soil conditions resulted in the highest N20 fluxes under AWD. The duration of flooding, transition to aerobic conditions, water level above the soil surface, and the relative timing between fertilization and flooding were the main drivers affecting greenhouse gas mitigation potential under AWD and should be carefully planned through site-specific management options.展开更多
Background:Forest based climate mitigation emerged as a key component of the Paris Agreement,and thus re-quires robust science to reduce uncertainties related to such strategies.The aim of this study was to assess and...Background:Forest based climate mitigation emerged as a key component of the Paris Agreement,and thus re-quires robust science to reduce uncertainties related to such strategies.The aim of this study was to assess and compare the cumulative effects on carbon dynamics of forest management and climate change on boreal and northern temperate forest sector in eastern Canada for the 2020–2100 period.Methods:We used the spatially explicit forest landscape model LANDIS-II and its extension Forest Carbon Suc-cession,in conjunction with the Carbon Budget Model for Harvested Wood Products framework.We simulated the dynamics of forest composition and carbon flows from forest ecosystems to wood products and their substitution effect on markets under increasing climate forcing,according to a tonne-year approach.Simulations were con-ducted for a series of forest management scenarios based on realistic practices principally by clearcut in the boreal territory and continuous-cover forestry in the northern temperate one.These scenarios included:i)a business-as-usual scenario(BaU),representing the current management strategy,ii)increased harvesting by 6.3%to 13.9%,iii)increased conservation(i.e.reduced harvesting by 11.1%to 49.8%),iiii)and a scenario representing the natural evolution of the forest landscape(i.e.without any management activity).Results:Our study revealed that increasing harvesting levels had contrasting effects on the mitigation potential in northern temperate(enhance net sequestration)and boreal forest sector(enhance net emissions)in comparison to the BaU from 2040 onwards,regardless of the future climate.Carbon storage in wood products and the substi-tution effect were not sufficient to offset carbon emissions from ecosystems.Moreover,climate change had a strong impact on the capacity of both landscapes to act as carbon sinks.Northern temperate landscapes became a net source of carbon over time due to their greater vulnerability to climate change than boreal landscapes.Conclusions:Our study highlights the need to consider the initial landscape characteristics in simulations to maximize the mitigation potential of alternative forest management strategies.The optimal management solution can be very different according to the characteristics of forest ecosystems.This opens the possibility of optimizing management for specific forest stands,with the objective of maximizing the mitigation potential of a given landscape.展开更多
Background: Land-use change and forest management may alter soil organic matter(SOM) and nutrient dynamics,due in part to alterations in litter input and quality. Acacia was introduced in eucalypt plantations establis...Background: Land-use change and forest management may alter soil organic matter(SOM) and nutrient dynamics,due in part to alterations in litter input and quality. Acacia was introduced in eucalypt plantations established in the Congolese coastal plains to improve soil fertility and tree growth. Eucalypt trees were expected to benefit from N2 fixed by acacia. However, some indicators suggest a perturbation in SOM and P dynamics might affect the sustainability of the system in the medium and long term. In tropical environments, most of the nutrient processes are determined by the high rates of organic matter(OM) mineralization. Therefore, SOM stability might play a crucial role in regulating soil-plant processes. In spite of this, the relationship between SOM quality, C and other nutrient dynamics are not well understood. In the present study, OM quality and P forms in forest floor and soil were investigated to get more insight on the C and P dynamics useful to sustainable management of forest plantations.Methods: Thermal analysis(differential scanning calorimetry(DSC) and thermogravimetry(TGA)) and nuclear magnetic resonance(solid state13 C CPMASS and NMR and31 P-NMR) spectroscopy have been applied to partially decomposed forest floor and soils of pure acacia and eucalypt, and mixed-species acacia-eucalypt stands.Results: Thermal analysis and13 C NMR analysis revealed a more advanced stage of humification in forest floor of acacia-eucalypt stands, suggesting a greater microbial activity in its litter. SOM were related to the OM recalcitrance of the forest floor, indicating this higher microbial activity of the forest floor in this stand might be favouring the incorporation of C into the mineral soil.Conclusions: In relation with the fast mineralization in this environment, highly soluble orthophosphate was the dominant P form in both forest floor and soils. However, the mixed-species forest stands immobilized greater P in organic forms, preventing the P losses by leaching and contributing to sustain the P demand in the medium term.This shows that interactions between plants, microorganisms and soil can sustain the demand of this ecosystem.For this, the forest floor plays a key role in tightening the P cycle, minimizing the P losses.展开更多
At present,shale gas exploration and development in China is faced with some problems,such as the imperfect evaluation system of reservoir effectiveness and the limitations of reservoir evaluation system on efficient d...At present,shale gas exploration and development in China is faced with some problems,such as the imperfect evaluation system of reservoir effectiveness and the limitations of reservoir evaluation system on efficient development of shale gas.In order to improve the content and the standard of reservoir evaluation,this paper analyzed the shortcomings and challenges in the static evaluation of shale gas reservoirs on the basis of existing reservoir evaluation,and established a method for evaluating shale gas reservoir effectiveness and a scheme for classifying pore systems.Then,the dynamic evaluation parameters after shale fracturing and their effects on drainage and production measures were discussed.In addition,the potential evaluation parameters of“automatic mitigating water blocking”were studied,and a comprehensive reservoir evaluation system of“staticedynamic”combination was established.And the following research results were obtained.First,new challenges to the shale gas reservoir evaluation are emerged as the lack of in-depth study on“reservoir effectiveness,dynamic evaluation parameter system after fracturing and drainage and production measures after fracturing”,which leads to the serious lag of existing shale gas reservoir evaluation system behind production.Second,the evaluation of reservoir effectiveness is mainly presented as the evaluation on the lower limit of effective porosity,and is embodied in the influence of clay bound water and unconnected pores on the development of shale gas.Third,the development of shale gas reservoir evaluation follows the trend of refining the static reservoir evaluation parameters,defining the potential evaluation indexes of“automatic mitigating water blocking”and establishing the reservoir comprehensive evaluation system of“staticedynamic”combination.Fourth,a post-frac dynamic evaluation system is determined for the potential evaluation indexes of“automatic mitigating water blocking”(e.g.,wettability,water imbibition retention capacity,water imbibition expansion mode,expansion rate,and water imbibition cracking capacity).Fifth,a reservoir evaluation idea is put forward that“static evaluation of shale gas reservoir is the foundation and postfrac dynamic evaluation is the complement”,and a comprehensive reservoir evaluation system is established of“staticedy-namic”combination suitable for the evaluation of marine shale gas reservoirs in China.展开更多
Biochar has gained significant attention in agricultural and environmental research over the last two decades.This comprehensive review evaluates the effects of biochar on soil organic carbon(SOC),emission of non-CO_(...Biochar has gained significant attention in agricultural and environmental research over the last two decades.This comprehensive review evaluates the effects of biochar on soil organic carbon(SOC),emission of non-CO_(2) greenhouse gases,and crop yield,including related mechanisms and major influencing factors.The impacts of biochar on SOC,methane and nitrous oxide emissions,and crop yield are controlled by biochar and soil properties and management practices.High-temperature biochar produced from lignin-rich feedstocks may decrease methane and nitrous oxide emissions in acidic soils and strengthen long-term carbon sequestration due to its stable aromatic structure.In contrast,low-temperature biochar from manure may increase crop yield in low-fertility soils.Applying biochar to farmlands in China can increase SOC content by 1.9 Pg C and reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions by 25 and 20 Mt CO_(2)-eq year^(−1),respectively,while increasing crop yields by 19%.Despite the increasing evidence of the positive effects of biochar,future research needs to explore the potential factors that could weaken or hinder its capacity to address climate change and secure crop production.We conclude that biochar is not a universal solution for global cropland;however,targeted applications in fields,landscapes,or regional scales,especially in low fertility and sandy soils,could realize the benefits of biochar as a climate-smart measure.展开更多
基金This work was supported by the Science and Technology Foundation of GEIGC(101662227)National Key Research and Development Program of China(2018 YFB0905000).
文摘In order to quantify the contribution of the mitigation strategies,an extended Kaya identity has been proposed in this paper for decomposing the various factors that influence the CO2 emission.To this end,we provided a detailed decomposition of the carbon intensity and energy intensity,which enables the quantification of clean energy development and electrification.The logarithmic mean divisia index(LMDI)has been applied to the historical data to quantify the contributions of the various factors affecting the CO2 emissions.Further,the global energy interconnection(GEI)scenario has been introduced for providing a systematic solution to meet the 2℃goal of the Paris Agreement.By combining LMDI with the scenario analysis,the mitigation potential of the various factors for CO2 emission has been analyzed.Results from the historical data indicate that economic development and population growth contribute the most to the increase in CO2 emissions,whereas improvement in the power generation efficiency predominantly helps in emission reduction.A numerical analysis,performed for obtaining the projected future carbon emissions,suggests that clean energy development and electrification are the top two factors that can decrease CO2 emissions,thus showing their great potential for mitigation in the future.Moreover,the carbon capture and storage technology serves as an important supplementary mitigation method.
文摘As the major producer and consumer of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), China is obligated to phase-down HFCs to mitigate global warming if China ratifies the Kigali Amendment (KA) to the Montreal Protocol. Based on historical HFCs consumption in each sector, here we estimated historical HFCs emissions with a bottom-up method, and projected the consumption baseline and schedule for HFCs phase-down in China under the KA and the corresponding potential for emission reduction. Results showed that China's HFCs consumption and emissions in 2017 were 164,000 t (311 Mt C 2_eq) and 108 Mt C02-eq, respectively. HFCs consumption baseline was projected to be (724 ± 18) Mt C 2-eq in 2024, and China should take measures to phase-down HFCs by 2029, at the latest, to meet the requirements of the KA. HFCs consumption in 2050 under KA would reach the level of 2012 2013. Cumulative reduced consumption was estimated at 10.8 (10.1 11.6) Gt C 02-eq, and cumulative reduced emissions were estimated at 5.38 (4.90 5.64) Gt C 02-eq by 2050.
基金supported by the National Science and Technology Major Project(2015ZX07203-005)the National Program for Support of Top-notch Young Professionals
文摘Agriculture is a large source of carbon emissions. The cropland practices of fertilizer substitution, crop straw and conservation tillage are beneficial and help to rebuild local soil carbon stocks and reduce soil carbon emissions, in addition to reducing the consumption of fertilizers and fossil fuels. These improved cropland practices can directly and indirectly mitigatecarbon emissions, benefiting the sustainability of croplands. For these three improved practices, we estimated carbon mitigation potentials in rice, wheat and maize croplands in China. The combined contribution of these practices to carbon mitigation was 38.8 Tg C yr-1, with fertilizer substitution, crop straw return, and conservation tillage contributing 26.6, 3.6 and 8.6 Tg C yr-1, respectively. Rice, wheat and maize croplands had potentials to mitigate 13.4, 11.9 and 15.5 Tg C yr-1, respectively, with the combined direct and indirectpotential of 33.8 and 5.0 Tg C yr-1. Because of differences in local climate and specific diets, the regional cropland carbon mitigation potentials differed greatly among provinces in China. In China, 18 provinces had a "target surplus" for which the carbon mitigation from these three practices was larger than the mitigation target set for 2020. At the national level, a net "target surplus"of 4.84 Tg C yr-1 would be attained for Chinese croplands with full implementation of the three improved practices. Regional cooperation must be developed to achieve carbon mitigation targets using such measures as carbon trading, establishing regional associations, and strengthening research programs to improve practices.
基金supported by grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(72074138,72303136)Shandong Provincial Natural Science Foundation(ZR2021YQ27,ZR2023QG002)+1 种基金the National Social Science Fund of China(22VMG017)Postdoctoral Science Foundation of Shandong Province(SDCX-RS-202202002).
文摘Mitigating methane(CH_(4))emissions from China’s coal mines as the largest contributor to anthropogenic CH_(4)emissions is vital for limiting global warming.However,the knowledge about CH_(4)mitigation potentials and economic costs of Chinese coal mines remain poorly understood,which hinders the formulation of tailored CH_(4)mitigation strategies.Here,we estimate and project China’s provincial coal mine methane(CMM)emissions,mitigation potentials and costs under various coal production scenarios,by integrating the dynamic emission factors of CMM and key abatement technologies.We find that through continuous coal cuts and available CMM mitigation measures,China’s CMM emissions can be reduced by 65%-78%(10.9 Tg-13.1 Tg)in 2060,compared with the 2021 level.CH_(4)emissions from abandoned coal mines will far exceed those from coal mining under the 2060 carbon-neutral scenario,especially in northeastern China.It was also found that CMM mitigation is not economically feasible at present,but may be the most cost-effective solution as CO_(2)prices increase.All coalproducing provinces can achieve CMM mitigation below 50 RMB/t CO_(2)e in 2060.Inner Mongolia is identified as a hotspot for CMM mitigation with huge potential and lower cost.Our prospective assessment can provide insights into China’s CMM mitigation in response to climate change.
基金funded by Mars Belgium NV (Mars Food) and Ministero delle Politiche Agrarie, Alimentari e Forestali of Italy (POLORISO project, D.M.5337, Dec.5, 2011)
文摘Reducing CH4 and N20 emissions from rice cropping systems while sustaining production levels with less water requires a better understanding of the key processes involved. Alternate wetting and drying （AWD） irrigation is one promising practice that has been shown to reduce CH4 emissions. However, little is known about the impact of this practice on N20 emissions, in particular under Mediterranean climate. To close this knowledge gap, we assessed how AWD influenced grain yield, fluxes and annual budgets of CH4 and N20 emissions, and global warming potential （GWP） in Italian rice systems over a 2-year period. Overall, a larger GWP was observed under AWD, as a result of high N20 emissions which offset reductions in CH4 emissions. In the first year, with 70% water reduction, the yields were reduced by 33%, CH4 emissions decreased by 97%, while N20 emissions increased by more than 5-fold under AWD as compared to PF; in the second year, with a 40% water saving, the reductions of rice yields and CH4 emissions （13% and 11%, respectively） were not significant, but N20 fluxes more than doubled. The transition from anaerobic to aerobic soil conditions resulted in the highest N20 fluxes under AWD. The duration of flooding, transition to aerobic conditions, water level above the soil surface, and the relative timing between fertilization and flooding were the main drivers affecting greenhouse gas mitigation potential under AWD and should be carefully planned through site-specific management options.
基金This study was funded by the Quebec Ministry of Forests,Wildlife,and Parks(contrats de service de recherche forestier 142332156-2018-A and 142332174-E:PI:E.Thiffault)by the Natural Science and Engineering Research Council through a Discovery Grant to E.Thiffault(grant number RGPIN-2018-05755).
文摘Background:Forest based climate mitigation emerged as a key component of the Paris Agreement,and thus re-quires robust science to reduce uncertainties related to such strategies.The aim of this study was to assess and compare the cumulative effects on carbon dynamics of forest management and climate change on boreal and northern temperate forest sector in eastern Canada for the 2020–2100 period.Methods:We used the spatially explicit forest landscape model LANDIS-II and its extension Forest Carbon Suc-cession,in conjunction with the Carbon Budget Model for Harvested Wood Products framework.We simulated the dynamics of forest composition and carbon flows from forest ecosystems to wood products and their substitution effect on markets under increasing climate forcing,according to a tonne-year approach.Simulations were con-ducted for a series of forest management scenarios based on realistic practices principally by clearcut in the boreal territory and continuous-cover forestry in the northern temperate one.These scenarios included:i)a business-as-usual scenario(BaU),representing the current management strategy,ii)increased harvesting by 6.3%to 13.9%,iii)increased conservation(i.e.reduced harvesting by 11.1%to 49.8%),iiii)and a scenario representing the natural evolution of the forest landscape(i.e.without any management activity).Results:Our study revealed that increasing harvesting levels had contrasting effects on the mitigation potential in northern temperate(enhance net sequestration)and boreal forest sector(enhance net emissions)in comparison to the BaU from 2040 onwards,regardless of the future climate.Carbon storage in wood products and the substi-tution effect were not sufficient to offset carbon emissions from ecosystems.Moreover,climate change had a strong impact on the capacity of both landscapes to act as carbon sinks.Northern temperate landscapes became a net source of carbon over time due to their greater vulnerability to climate change than boreal landscapes.Conclusions:Our study highlights the need to consider the initial landscape characteristics in simulations to maximize the mitigation potential of alternative forest management strategies.The optimal management solution can be very different according to the characteristics of forest ecosystems.This opens the possibility of optimizing management for specific forest stands,with the objective of maximizing the mitigation potential of a given landscape.
基金supported by a TWAS-ENEA Research Training Fellowship Programme in Italy。
文摘Background: Land-use change and forest management may alter soil organic matter(SOM) and nutrient dynamics,due in part to alterations in litter input and quality. Acacia was introduced in eucalypt plantations established in the Congolese coastal plains to improve soil fertility and tree growth. Eucalypt trees were expected to benefit from N2 fixed by acacia. However, some indicators suggest a perturbation in SOM and P dynamics might affect the sustainability of the system in the medium and long term. In tropical environments, most of the nutrient processes are determined by the high rates of organic matter(OM) mineralization. Therefore, SOM stability might play a crucial role in regulating soil-plant processes. In spite of this, the relationship between SOM quality, C and other nutrient dynamics are not well understood. In the present study, OM quality and P forms in forest floor and soil were investigated to get more insight on the C and P dynamics useful to sustainable management of forest plantations.Methods: Thermal analysis(differential scanning calorimetry(DSC) and thermogravimetry(TGA)) and nuclear magnetic resonance(solid state13 C CPMASS and NMR and31 P-NMR) spectroscopy have been applied to partially decomposed forest floor and soils of pure acacia and eucalypt, and mixed-species acacia-eucalypt stands.Results: Thermal analysis and13 C NMR analysis revealed a more advanced stage of humification in forest floor of acacia-eucalypt stands, suggesting a greater microbial activity in its litter. SOM were related to the OM recalcitrance of the forest floor, indicating this higher microbial activity of the forest floor in this stand might be favouring the incorporation of C into the mineral soil.Conclusions: In relation with the fast mineralization in this environment, highly soluble orthophosphate was the dominant P form in both forest floor and soils. However, the mixed-species forest stands immobilized greater P in organic forms, preventing the P losses by leaching and contributing to sustain the P demand in the medium term.This shows that interactions between plants, microorganisms and soil can sustain the demand of this ecosystem.For this, the forest floor plays a key role in tightening the P cycle, minimizing the P losses.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China"Characterization of the Nanopore Structure and Research on Seepage in Shale Reservoir"(No.:51674044)the Applied Basic Research Project of the Sichuan Province"Research on Intelligent Evaluation System for Key Production Zone of Marine Shale Gas(Provincial Significant Project)"(No.:2019YJ0346)+1 种基金the Significant Emerging Enginecring Project of the Sichuan Province"Research on the method of evaluating the effectiveness of fracturing the shak gas reservoir on the basis of fracturing fluid flow-back law"(No.:2019JDRC0095)the Overseas Expertise Introduction Project for Discipline Innovation(111 project)"Base of Overseas Expertise Introduction for Discipline Innovation of High-Efficiency Development of Deep-Layer Marine Shale Gas"(No.:D18016).
文摘At present,shale gas exploration and development in China is faced with some problems,such as the imperfect evaluation system of reservoir effectiveness and the limitations of reservoir evaluation system on efficient development of shale gas.In order to improve the content and the standard of reservoir evaluation,this paper analyzed the shortcomings and challenges in the static evaluation of shale gas reservoirs on the basis of existing reservoir evaluation,and established a method for evaluating shale gas reservoir effectiveness and a scheme for classifying pore systems.Then,the dynamic evaluation parameters after shale fracturing and their effects on drainage and production measures were discussed.In addition,the potential evaluation parameters of“automatic mitigating water blocking”were studied,and a comprehensive reservoir evaluation system of“staticedynamic”combination was established.And the following research results were obtained.First,new challenges to the shale gas reservoir evaluation are emerged as the lack of in-depth study on“reservoir effectiveness,dynamic evaluation parameter system after fracturing and drainage and production measures after fracturing”,which leads to the serious lag of existing shale gas reservoir evaluation system behind production.Second,the evaluation of reservoir effectiveness is mainly presented as the evaluation on the lower limit of effective porosity,and is embodied in the influence of clay bound water and unconnected pores on the development of shale gas.Third,the development of shale gas reservoir evaluation follows the trend of refining the static reservoir evaluation parameters,defining the potential evaluation indexes of“automatic mitigating water blocking”and establishing the reservoir comprehensive evaluation system of“staticedynamic”combination.Fourth,a post-frac dynamic evaluation system is determined for the potential evaluation indexes of“automatic mitigating water blocking”(e.g.,wettability,water imbibition retention capacity,water imbibition expansion mode,expansion rate,and water imbibition cracking capacity).Fifth,a reservoir evaluation idea is put forward that“static evaluation of shale gas reservoir is the foundation and postfrac dynamic evaluation is the complement”,and a comprehensive reservoir evaluation system is established of“staticedy-namic”combination suitable for the evaluation of marine shale gas reservoirs in China.
基金National Key Research and Development Program of China(2022YFD2300300)Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(XUEKEN2023036,XUEKEN2023034)+3 种基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(42007072,42177285)Jiangsu Provincial Special Project for Carbon Peak Carbon Neutrality Science and Technology Innovation(BE2022423,BE2022308)Startup Foundation for Introducing Talent of Nanjing Agricultural University(030/804028)YK thanks for the support of the Strategic Academic Leadership Program“Priority 2030”of the Kazan Federal University and the RUDN University Strategic Academic Leadership Program.
文摘Biochar has gained significant attention in agricultural and environmental research over the last two decades.This comprehensive review evaluates the effects of biochar on soil organic carbon(SOC),emission of non-CO_(2) greenhouse gases,and crop yield,including related mechanisms and major influencing factors.The impacts of biochar on SOC,methane and nitrous oxide emissions,and crop yield are controlled by biochar and soil properties and management practices.High-temperature biochar produced from lignin-rich feedstocks may decrease methane and nitrous oxide emissions in acidic soils and strengthen long-term carbon sequestration due to its stable aromatic structure.In contrast,low-temperature biochar from manure may increase crop yield in low-fertility soils.Applying biochar to farmlands in China can increase SOC content by 1.9 Pg C and reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions by 25 and 20 Mt CO_(2)-eq year^(−1),respectively,while increasing crop yields by 19%.Despite the increasing evidence of the positive effects of biochar,future research needs to explore the potential factors that could weaken or hinder its capacity to address climate change and secure crop production.We conclude that biochar is not a universal solution for global cropland;however,targeted applications in fields,landscapes,or regional scales,especially in low fertility and sandy soils,could realize the benefits of biochar as a climate-smart measure.
