Low-Carbon Agriculture Development Core Objectives: Mitigation and Adaptation to Climate Change
Zhang Xin-min
Abstract
Zhang Xin-min
Abstract
Mitigation and adaptation of human action on climate change in two complementary measures.Chinese agriculture on climate change mitigation and adaptation are equally important: on the one hand,agriculture in the mitigation of climate change has a unique role;on the other hand,agricultural adaptation to climate change is more realistic and urgent than the mitigation of climate change.Actively developing modern agriculture to realize low carbon emission reduction promotion department,Chinese agriculture ecological system can be used as a very important carbon sinks into the global promotion measures,measures for CO2 emission reduction.China's low carbon agriculture in mitigating and adapting to climate change has great potential.
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Mitigation and adaptation of human action on climate change in two complementary measures.Chinese agriculture on climate change mitigation and adaptation are equally important: on the one hand,agriculture in the mitigation of climate change has a unique role;on the other hand,agricultural adaptation to climate change is more realistic and urgent than the mitigation of climate change.Actively developing modern agriculture to realize low carbon emission reduction promotion department,Chinese agriculture ecological system can be used as a very important carbon sinks into the global promotion measures,measures for CO2 emission reduction.China's low carbon agriculture in mitigating and adapting to climate change has great potential.
Key concepts: Climate change, Agriculture, Climate change mitigation, Promotion (chess), Natural resource economics, Greenhouse gas, Adaptation (eye), Environmental resource management