Land Use, Spatial Planning, and Their Influence on Carbon Emissions: A Comprehensive Review by Yongmei Wang, Xiangmu Jin

“…The results showed the following: (1) The number of articles published reveals an increasing trend, especially after 2009, with China, the USA, and England paying more attention to it. (2) Studies mainly focus on four key research topics: the impacts of land use and land cover change (LULCC) on carbon stocks, the relationship between land use structure/spatial form and carbon emissions, and the paths and schemes for low-carbon spatial planning. (3) Studies usually use upscale, homoscale, and downscale routes to correlate carbon emissions to land and then use comparative analysis, regression analysis, spatial analysis, and scenario simulation methods to conduct further analyses. (4) Studies have yielded some consensus: human land use can influence carbon emissions through LULCC, land use structure and spatial form, and spatial planning can reduce carbon emissions. …”
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Comparison of Seagrass Carbon Stock Across Three Distinct Associated Ecosystems, Eastern Coast of Bintan Island, Indonesia by Fauziyah, Adrianto Luky, Yonvitner, Rustam Agustin

“…Carbon stock values and seagrass cover had a positive correlation. Carbon stock in sediment without seagrass was found to be 34.20 MgC/ha with the purpose of comparison to the carbon stock value of sediment with seagrass.…”
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Transportation carbon emission efficiency network formation mechanism and spatial structural complexity analysis: Evidence from China by Lin Liu, Yuming Liu, Rong Zhao

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Is intensive management associated with low soil carbon in Irish farms? Implications for developing indicators of farm soil health and nature value by S. Hodge, A. Lee, S. Ruas, R. Rotchés-Ribalta, K.A. Ahmed, S. Maher, M. Larkin, J. Stout, J. Moran, M. Gormally, D. Ó hUallacháin, B. White

“…The clearest patterns were shown by several, co-correlated, carbon-based properties, which were all lower in farms under intensive management. …”
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