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What are the advantages of Hainan in developing low-carbon tourism? Based on the background of "double carbon" goals, what are your thoughts on Hainan?

Natural advantages, low-carbon energy advantages, and ecological environment advantages.

1. Natural resource advantages. Hainan is located at the northern edge of the tropics and has a tropical monsoon climate. Hainan Island has a land area of ??33,900 square kilometers, an annual average temperature of 22 to 26 degrees, and an average annual rainfall of 1,639 mm. , Hainan Island is known as the "natural greenhouse". As of 2013, the province's forest area reached 31.93 million acres, with a forest coverage rate of 61.9%, a forest volume of 72.7423 million cubic meters, and rich forest carbon sink reserves.

2. Low-carbon energy advantages. Hainan Province has abundant low-carbon energy, mainly including nuclear energy, solar energy, wind energy, etc. The Changjiang Nuclear Power Station, which is scheduled to be connected to the grid for power generation at the end of 2014, will inject new vitality into the development of Hainan Province's low-carbon economy. Hainan Province has abundant solar energy resources due to its special geographical location.

3. Ecological and environmental advantages. According to the "Hainan Provincial Environmental Status Bulletin": the overall water quality of rivers in the province is excellent, and 90.8% of the water quality of monitored river sections meets or is better than the national surface water Class III standard; The air quality in the province is generally excellent, including the number of days with excellent grade, the number of days with good grade, and mild pollution. The average annual concentration of sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and respirable particulate matter in the province meets the national first-level standards. The air quality of all cities and counties meets or is better than that of the national standard. Secondary standards.