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Thank you, Mr. Air, a netizen of CTOnews.com, for your clue delivery! CTOnews.com, July 26, according to Chinanews.com, the Global carbon inventory Satellite remote Sensing Seminar was held in Beijing today, and the "Scientific report on remote Sensing Assessment of Global anthropogenic carbon emissions and Terrestrial ecosystem carbon Budget" led by the Academy of Aerospace Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (referred to as "Global carbon emissions and carbon Budget remote Sensing Assessment Scientific report") was officially released.

▲ figure source Pexels Wu Yirong, academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and president of the Institute of Aerospace Information Innovation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), revealed in a speech at the meeting that China will launch the next generation of carbon satellites in 2025, which can monitor the global atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration with higher precision and efficiency.

Wu Yirong said that with the support of the national key R & D program, China will launch the next generation carbon satellite in 2025, which can monitor the global atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration with higher precision and efficiency. It will further improve the monitoring capability of China's domestic satellites in atmospheric greenhouse gas concentration, anthropogenic carbon emissions, terrestrial ecosystem carbon sequestration, etc. To provide China's independent scientific data for global carbon stocktaking and national "double carbon" (carbon peak, carbon neutralization) strategic objectives.

CTOnews.com previously reported that researchers from the Institute of Atmospheric Physics (Institute of Atmospheric Physics) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) obtained the first global carbon flux data set of Chinese carbon satellites in August 2021 based on the atmospheric carbon content observation of the Chinese carbon satellite (TanSat) and using the advanced carbon flux calculation system. This indicates that China has the ability of spatial quantitative monitoring of the global carbon budget, and it is the third country with this technology after Japan and the United States.

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