生态环境法典编纂视角下的碳普惠法律制度建构OACHSSCD

Against the backdrop of the codification of the Ecological and Environmental Code and the pursuit of China's dual carbon goal,the evolution of the carbon inclusion policy reveals a complex interplay among local resource endowments,legal system,and the transition toward green and low-carbon development.The codification provides a normal foundation for embedding carbon-inclusion practices within a unified legal framework.The inertia associated with high-carbon development—shaped by historical path dependence—necessitates a reconstruction of legal rules governing emission control,allocation of rights and responsibilities,and market oversight.To realize the dual carbon goal,we must draw upon China's indigenous legal-cultural resources so that the carbon inclusion policy gains cultural support at the value level,forms a governance pattern with the cooperative participation of the state,enterprises and the public at the institutional level,and forms an operational landing plan relying on digital carbon accounting and green and low-carbon technologies at the instrument level.Through this multi-level integration,a distinctly Chinese model of carbon inclusion can be gradually formed,fostering green and low-carbon modes of production and living.This process deepens the convergence of traditional Chinese legal culture,China's approach to the modernization of the rule of law,and the national low-carbon transition,and ultimately contributing Chinese insights and solutions to global climate governance.