透過人工干潟營造，創造有助於藍碳生態系及生物多樣性的基礎

常見問題

Q: What is the main goal of this demonstration experiment?

A: The main goal is to regenerate and create a foundation that contributes to blue carbon ecosystems and biodiversity through the creation of artificial tidal flats, while also developing technologies that contribute to carbon neutrality.

Q: What is Calcia-modified soil and why is it being used?

A: Calcia-modified soil is a material created by mixing Calcia-modified material (a byproduct of steel manufacturing) with soft dredged soil to improve its physical and chemical properties. It is being used to suppress CO2 emissions compared to traditional cement-based methods and is expected to improve turbidity, enhance soil strength, and benefit marine life.

Q: What are the expected benefits of creating artificial tidal flats?

A: The expected benefits include contributing to blue carbon ecosystems and biodiversity, improving seabed conditions, potentially absorbing and fixing atmospheric CO2, and serving as a site for environmental education and research.

Q: What materials are being used for the artificial tidal flats?

A: The foundation material will be Calcia-modified soil, and breakwater material will be Calcia artificial stones. Recycled and renewable materials, such as bamboo for piles and mats, are also being used to promote resource efficiency.

Q: When will the demonstration experiment start?

A: The demonstration experiment is scheduled to start on April 1, 2026.