Analysis of the effect of environmental protected areas on land-use and carbon storage in a megalopolis

Impact of agricultural irrigation and resettlement practices on carbon storage in arid inland river basins: A case study of the Shule river basin

“…Numerous researchers have studied the spatial and temporal distribution characteristics of regional carbon storage using this model from various perspectives over the last few years. From the perspective of urbanization, Hwang et al [ 25 ] evaluated how carbon storage is affected by the establishment of environmental protected areas in the context of megacity expansion. Their findings indicate that the establishment of environmentally protected areas in megacities leads to an increase in regional carbon sinks.…”

Assessing the impact of land use and changes in land cover related to carbon storage by linking trajectory analysis and InVEST models in the Nandu River Basin on Hainan Island in China

“…It is obvious that LULCCs, as one of the most important factors affecting soil carbon storage in terrestrial ecosystems, also dominate the spatiotemporal evolution of carbon sources and sinks (Houghton et al, 2000). Thus, a deep understanding of the impact of the spatiotemporal evolutionary characteristics of land-use patterns on regional carbon source and sink mechanisms is a prerequisite for reducing and managing carbon dioxide emissions (Hwang et al, 2021).…”