国际期刊《自然》聚焦中国南极考察展示秦岭站绿色低碳技术创新

Group 1 - The article highlights China's significant investment and rapid development in Antarctic research, particularly with the launch of the Qinling Station in 2024, which is China's fifth Antarctic research station and strategically located for addressing current research challenges [1][2] - The Qinling Station is noted for its suitability in studying the formation mechanisms of Antarctic deep water, which plays a crucial role in global heat storage and carbon absorption, as well as providing conditions for researching polar biodiversity [1][2] - The station features a clean energy system that includes solar panels, wind turbines, batteries, and hydrogen storage, expected to meet over 50% of its energy needs, showcasing China's technological innovation and commitment to green low-carbon research [1][2] Group 2 - The article mentions that the United States plans to significantly cut its polar research budget by 2026, while China's ongoing investments and expanding research activities are expected to "fill the global research gap" and ensure continuity in critical research tasks [2] - The chairman of the Korean National Polar Research Committee expressed support for China's increased research efforts, emphasizing the urgency of Antarctic research as a cross-border task due to climate change [2] - The Qinling Station's first winter research mission is already underway, with stable operation of its clean energy system, having generated over 260,000 kilowatt-hours and projected to save over 150 tons of fuel annually, contributing to global climate governance and sustainable development [2]