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The standard of accurate accounting method for carbon emissions of sewage treatment plants is studied. Based on the existing carbon accounting methods of wastewater treatment plants(WWTP) in China, combined with the research of carbon accounting standards and guidelines at home and abroad, we put forward some suggestions for revising carbon emission accounting methods of WWTP from the aspects of accounting boundary, greenhouse gas type, emission source and emission process. It is suggested to extend the accounting boundary both WWTP and its upstream/downstream, including upstream and downstream sewage pipe networks and downstream discharge water bodies on the basis of not causing double counting. It is also suggested that the fossil CO2 originated from both sewage and the applied chemicals should be included in the accounting. Additionally, supplementary identification of fuel combustion, transportation equipment and fugitive emission sources within the plant boundary, and additional consideration of discharge sources such as outsourced transportation and sludge disposal are proposed. It is recommended to conclude the carbon emissions of energy(electricity and other forms of energy) and substances(chemicals, etc.) from the manufacturing and transportation links. And the fluctuation effect of wastewater treatment operating conditions on carbon emissions is considered. It is suggested that the optimal operation and management of WWTP and multiple forms of resource and energy recovery should be included in carbon offset. On this basis, the carbon emission process and carbon emission source of WWTP are summarized. In addition, how to optimize the carbon emission calculation of WWTP is prospected from the aspects of carbon accounting boundary, emission factor, model application and fossil CO2. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are one of the key atmospheric pollutants associated with great impact on air quality. Industrial sources have become the most important source of VOCs emissions in China, of which the chemical industry accounts for a large part. At present, more than half of chemical manufacturers are clustered in chemical industrial parks (CIPs), thus the control of VOCs in CIPs is crucial. This study analyzed the production processes of the fine chemical industry and the principle of VOCs production, and then proposed an accounting model of VOCs emissions associated with production processes, based on a typical fine chemical industrial park:Hangzhou Bay Shangyu Economic and Technological Development Area (HSEDA). The quantity of VOCs generation in the main production processes, such as feeding, heating, chemical reaction gas take-off, cleaning, vacuum pumping, pressure release, and evaporating, were calculated. Meanwhile, the chemical process simulation software Aspen was also employed to simulate the VOCs generation in these processes. The methods were applied to 14 representative products in HSEDA and the feature of VOCs generation in the chemical processes mentioned above, and components were revealed. The results of the two methods were compared, and the difference between the two methods was within±22% except for the pressure release process. The model and accounting methods proposed in this study will have sound applicability in accounting for VOCs emissions in fine chemical industrial parks underpinned by quantitative chemical industry production parameters.

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It is a basic and challenging task to identify important nodes in hypernetworks, and the related research is of great value for further analysis of network topology and functional characteristics. In order to break through the limitations of the existing important node recognition methods, an important node recognition method based on node propagation entropy is proposed by using hypergraph and information entropy theory. This method takes into account both local and global topology information of nodes, uses the node clustering coefficient and the number of neighbors to represent the local propagation influence of node information, the global influence of the node information is reflected by the shortest path between nodes and K-shell centrality, and fully considers the influence of nodes and their neighbors, the importance of nodes in the network is represented by the size of node propagation entropy finally. Using monotonicity, robustness and SIR propagation model evaluation criteria, compared with other methods on six real networks from different fields, experimental results show that the proposed method can identify the important nodes in the hypernetwork accurately and effectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The experimental technical team is an important force to improve the quality of teaching and ensure the level of scientific research in universities. In recent years, with the increase of investment in laboratory construction and the change of teaching concept, the construction of experimental team has undergone great changes in the aspects of accounting, job responsibilities and professional title evaluation. This paper analyzes the common problems of limited personnel development and lack of incentive mechanism in the development and construction of the current university experimental technical team from the aspects of job responsibilities, assessment standards, title evaluation, job treatment, incentive system, job training and scientific research laboratory management, and elaborates the exploration and reform of the experimental technical team construction from the aspects of preparation accounting method, title system reform, incentive mechanism construction, training program planning, etc. The purpose is to provide reference for the construction of experimental technology team in the new era. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Digital economy is the new engine for economic growth. A well statistic measure for digital economy is helpful to formulate relevant development strategy and accelerate the high quality development of the national economy. The high speed, innovation level and wide radiant scope of digital economy raise some new topics for its measure and accounting. In this study, the present situation and connotation of digital economy measure is ana­lyzed. Some problems, survey method and accounting way of digital measure are discussed. Finally, some suggestion for designing and improving the statistic index system of digital economy is proposed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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(1) Background-Forest carbon sinks is essential to mitigate global climate change, protect biodiversity and promote sustainable development. Mechanisms such as the Clean Development Mechanism ( CDM), Verified Carbon Standard (VCS), Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries, plus the sustainable management of forests and the conservation and enhancement of forest carbon stocks, and Chinese Certified Emission Reduction (CCER) have established markets that monetize the carbon sinks potential of forests. These mechanisms incentivize forest conservation and sustainable management and reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide levels. However, opportunities for carbon sinks, particularly in non-CDM forest management, remain underexplored. (2) Methods-This paper firstly analyzed the ways and current situation of forestry carbon sinks entering into domestic and international carbon trading mechanisms. Three key aspects were then critically examined: accurate baseline identification, scientific measurement of additionally, and systematic carbon leakage accounting. These dimensions were analyzed through the comparison of different carbon trading mechanisms, highlighting the methodological variances and their impact on market credibility and effectiveness. (3) Results-This paper identifies significant challenges to incorporating non-CDM forest carbon sinks into current carbon trading schemes. The baseline setting of China's CCER mechanism is too simple, which may lead to inaccurate emission reduction estimates. The baseline is a critical reference point, so a flaw here could undermine the credibility of the mechanism. The Improved Forest Management (IFM) approach uses dynamic baselines from national inventories, but questions remain about its scientific robustness, indicating the need for more context-specific criteria. In addition, this paper reveals the inconsistency of emission reduction measurements between different mechanisms. The IFM approach relies on the biomass-based methods, while the CCER mechanism employs four different methods, leading to considerable differences in results. The diversity of approaches complicates the comparisons of projects and reduces the reliability of emission reduction claims. Finally, the failure of the CCER mechanism to account for leakage is particularly concerning, as it may lead to an overestima-tion of net carbon sinks, distorting the actual impact of projects on global carbon emissions. (4) Conclusions and Discussions-China s carbon trading mechanism is underdeveloped and inadequate to meet the growing demand for carbon credits. Incorporating non-CDM forest management carbon sinks into these mechanisms could significantly improve the valuation and monetization of these activities. However, improvements in baseline selection, additionality assessment, and leakage accounting are necessary. A more sophisticated and scientifically rigorous carbon trading system is essential to accurately assess forest carbon sinks and achieve long-term environmental goals. Therefore, the following methodological suggestions for forestry carbon sinks projects are proposed: First, improve the screening methods of carbon baseline, and adopt the dynamic carbon baseline setting method in combination with the inventory data of forest resources in China. Second, improve the measurement methods of additionality, and formulate detailed evaluation criteria of additionality according to different types of forestry carbon sinks projects. Third, unify the accounting methods for carbon storage. Based on the existing CCER methodology, a unified carbon storage accounting standard is established to reduce the differences between different accounting methods. Fourth, carry out a comprehensive carbon leakage risk assessment for forestry carbon sinks projects, and set a reasonable carbon leakage value according to the actual situation of different projects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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(1) Background--it has important theoretical and practical significance to systematically sort out and summarize the relevant achievements of the value realization of ecological products, and look forward to the future research direction of the value realization of ecological products in China. (2) Methods--On the basis of a review of the relevant literature on the value realization of ecological products, this paper summarizes and summarizes the existing literature from multiple perspectives, and also prospected the research direction of the value realization of ecological products in China in the future. (3) Results--Ecological products are mainly natural elements with certain functional properties of products. According to different criteria, ecological products can be divided into a variety of types. The theoretical explanation of the value of ecological products is mainly derived from the labor theory of value and the utility theory of value. The value accounting methods of ecological products mainly include equivalence factor method, function price method and ecological element method, and these three methods have their own advantages and disadvantages and scope of application. The value realization of ecological products is faced with five challenges, such as "supply difficulty, accounting difficulty, mortgage difficulty, transaction difficulty and realization difficulty". The breakthrough point of the value realization of ecological products lies in how to accurately measure the external value of ecological products. According to the different exchange subjects, exchange mechanisms and exchange carriers of the use value of ecological products, the practical modes of the value realization of ecological products can be divided into eight modes. The realization mechanism of the value of ecological products mainly includes market-dominated, government-dominated, government-market combination-dominated and society-dominated, among which government-dominated is the main mechanism of the value realization of ecological products. The economic policy tools to realize the value of ecological products are mainly divided into market-oriented and non-market-oriented tools. The collaborative governance of the value realization of ecological products needs to give full play to the power of community residents, and finally form a sustainable development path of realizing the value of ecological products that is "government-dominated, enterprises and all sectors of society participating, and marketization operation". (4) Conclusions and Discussions--On the whole, the value realization of ecological products in China is in the exploratory stage both in theory and in practice, and there is still a broad space in terms of the scope and depth of research. The existing research mainly has the following shortcomings: First, the definition of the concept of ecological products is still unclear, and the classification is controversial. Second, there is a disconnection between the value accounting and value realization of ecological products. Third, the research on the value realization of ecological products still needs to be further refined. Fourth, The collaborative governance mechanism to realize the value of ecological products needs to be explored. Fifth, the collaborative governance of the value realization of ecological products does not pay attention to community collective actions. In future research, it is necessary to build a unified classification system catalog of ecological products, explore the accounting methods that can be directly applied to economic activities such as ecological compensation and market transactions, accurately measure the conversion efficiency of the value realization of ecological products, and give full play to the power of community collective actions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

By using the method of literature and empirical analysis, the authors analyze the carbon emission information disclosure of listed companies, discuss the development status of enterprise green accounting, and expounds the problems existing in the development of enterprise green accounting. It is found that although enterprises actively respond to the government's "double carbon targets", there are obvious deficiencies in green accounting information data acquisition, index system perfection, accounting method standardization and practical supervision. These problems affect the accuracy and reliability of green accounting information, and hinder the implementation of the sustainable development strategy of enterprises. Therefore, we should establish a green accounting information disclosure system, optimize the green accounting financial index system, standardize the green accounting methods, and strengthen the construction of green accounting culture and personnel training, so as to promote enterprises to fulfill their environmental responsibilities more effectively, promote the construction of ecological civilization and achieve sustainable development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The CO2 emissions of China power industry is the main source of CO2 emissions. The CO2 emissions of thermal power plants account for the largest proportion in the power industry. Under the goal of “double carbon”, CO2 accounting technology can realize the intuitive judgment of CO2 emissions in thermal power plants, provide important support for CO2 emission reduction in thermal power plants, promote thermal power plants to participate in carbon trading, and drive regional economic development. Combined with domestic and foreign policies, the implementation progress of the current general CO2 accounting methods was discussed. The problems existing in the CO2 accounting methods of thermal power plants based on carbon accounting and supplemented by carbon monitoring were summarized. The key and difficult points of the application of CO2 accounting technology in thermal power plants were analyzed. Finally, the development and application of CO2 accounting technology in thermal power plants were prospected.