Research on Citizen Participation in Government Ecological Environment Governance Based on the Research Perspective of “Dual Carbon Target”

Abstract

As the people’s demand for a better life is getting higher and higher, citizens’ requirements for the rural ecological environment are also constantly improving. At present, the deterioration of many rural environments and the cross-flow of sewage have brought great challenges to the governance of the rural ecological environment. Therefore, the improvement in the ability and level of rural ecological environment governance is the key to winning the battle of rural ecological environment governance, and the participation of citizens in rural ecological environment governance is even more crucial to the improvement in the ability and level of rural ecological environment governance. At present, academic achievements on rural ecological environment governance are increasingly enriched, but there are few academic achievements on rural ecological environment governance from the perspective of citizen participation. Since public participation in ecological environment governance is still in the initial stage of development, there are many factors that affect the effective implementation and development of public participation in the ecological environment. For example, various factors such as the imperfect legal system related to citizens’ participation in rural ecological environment governance, weak awareness of citizen participation, and difficulty in determining the methods of citizen participation seriously hinder citizens’ participation. Improve the theme awareness and ability of citizens to participate in ecological environment governance and to improve the citizen participation mechanism in my country’s rural ecological environment governance. By analyzing and discussing the problems and countermeasures of public participation in environmental governance in my country, it is of positive significance to promote citizens’ participation in ecological environmental governance.

Implementation path of dual-carbon in Xiguan historical and cultural district of Guangzhou：A case study on changhua street

“…The dual-carbon micro-renewal of Changhua Street not only requires a suitable spatial design, but also guidance in the entire decision making, design, implementation and utilization processes, which involves the management, implementation and utilization of the subject [ 59 , 60 ].…”

Factors Affecting Community Participation in Environmental Corporate Social Responsibility Projects: Evidence from Mangrove Forest Management Project

“…Therefore, participants may need to possess a certain degree of ecological knowledge to play roles in diverse mangrove forest management activities, such as practicing conservation or restoration activities or sharing related information in a decision-making process. Insufficient ecological knowledge can cause hesitation among participants to take part in the project [25,28,82]. Furthermore, participants' expected benefits of participation may also help promote participation in the environmental CSR project.…”

“…In the case of having a natural conservation project as a CSR, Raposo et al [25] found that a lack of relevant knowledge and capability can have a negative impact on the willingness to participate in water conservation. Chen and Liu [28] concluded that it is difficult for citizens who have insufficient ecological knowledge to respond to ecological conservation. Thus, they are likely to hesitate to participate in CSR projects.…”

Effects of microbial inoculant and additives on pile composting of cow manure

“…They are characterized by porosity and high specific surface area (which is conducive to the growth and reproduction of microorganisms), can effectively improve compost compaction and ventilation, retain compost nutrients, slow the release of compost gases, strengthen the retention of carbon and nitrogen elements, and reduce the ecological toxicity of heavy metals, antibiotics, and other pollutants in 10.3389/fmicb.2022.1084171 compost (Wang and Zeng, 2018;Akdeniz, 2019). With the recent advocacy for a dual-carbon target (Chen and Liu, 2022;Hao et al, 2022), the discharge of greenhouse gases such as CH 4 and N 2 O is also one of the problems that cannot be ignored in the composting of livestock and poultry manure and other nitrogen-rich organic waste. The loss of nitrogen not only decreases the quality of compost, but is also a source of environmental pollution.…”