Designation of Sulfur Dioxide and Acid Rain Pollution Control Zones and Its Impacts on Energy Industry in China

JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING OF JAPAN

BINGJIANG LIU¹  JIMING HAO¹  SHUXIAO WANG¹  KEBIN HE¹ 

[1] Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, Tsinghua University

关键词: Sulfur Dioxide;    Acid Rain;    Pollution Control;    Policy Impacts Analysis;   

DOI  :  10.1252/jcej.34.1108

来源: Maruzen Company Ltd

【 摘 要 】

References(9)Cited-By(5)Based on the data SO2 emission, urban air quality, and acid precipitation, the status and characteristics of acid rain and SO2 pollution in China were analyzed. To prevent the further deterioration of acid rain and SO2 pollution effectively, the Acid Rain Control Zones and SO2 Pollution Control Zones (Two Control Zones called for short) were designated. The range of Two Control Zones was 1.09 × 106 km2, 11.4% of the whole territory of China, with SO2 emissions of 14 million tons in 1995. The Acid Rain Control Zone involves 14 provinces, autonomous regions or municipalities, with total area of 0.806 × 106 km2. The SO2 Pollution Control Zone includes 63 cities with total area of 0.29 × 106 km2. The control policies to be implemented in the Two Control Zones were formulated by the method of life cycle analysis on sulfur-in-coal. The impacts of the policy implementation on energy industry, including coal industry and power industry, were calculated and analyzed. It was proved that the policy implementation would improve the thermal power mix and promote the sustainable development of energy industry. The paper also analyzed the decrease of SO2 emission and the improvement of air quality in the cities in recent years, which were achieved by the control efforts.

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