Exclusive: Carbon peaking and carbon neutrality:Leading urban and rural green development
SHI Xiaodong, ZHAO Dan, CAO Qiwen
In the context of the goal of the carbon peak and the carbon neutrality, this paper analyzes the challenges of the territorial spatial planning in the carbon technology system integration, the quantitative evaluation of the carbon benefits, the effective implementation of the carbon targets, and proposes the requirements of the adaptation transformation in five aspects:the planning target, the planning scale, the planning vision, the planning technology and the planning countermeasures, based on the analysis of the urban low-carbon development direction and the connotation of the ‘dual carbon’ goals. Combined with the characteristics of the territorial spatial planning in the new era, the response path of the territorial spatial planning under the goal of the carbon peak and the carbon neutrality is explored from four dimensions:the resource footprint accounting, the overall planning of the whole space, the multi-level effective transmission, and the full-cycle systematic supervision, focusing on the spatial structure optimization and the spatial governance.