Impact of Island Nuclear Power Project on the Spatial Distribution Pattern of Mariculture: A case Study of Niushan Island, China

Nuclear power generation is being promoted globally as a clean energy source and one of China’s key tools for addressing carbon peaking neutrality. The Niushan Island China was selected the research area conducted detailed seasonal surveys at sea to explore spatial distribution pattern marine aquaculture around nuclear project analyze potential impact island construction on major species. results showed that, mariculture Sea Power Project closely related environment seasonality. main activities include Porphyra cultivation, mudflat breeding ponding aquaculture. envelope suspended sediment greater than 10 mg/L 13.0565 km 2 during project, which may have an cultivation. average half-moon tide 1.0°C temperature rise 31.30 in summer 2.64 winter 6×AP1400 units. caused by human factors “Jiluo Sanniu Marine Ranch”.