It is an indisputable fact that the global climate is getting warmer,and the greenhouse gas emitted from farmland soil made a great contribution to it,at the same time,soil salinization has become a major bottle neck restricting the development of the current farmland. In order to alleviate salinization of farmland soil,simultaneously alleviate greenhouse gas emission of farmland and develop sustainable low- carbon agriculture,and promote comprehensive utilization of waste resources,this paper selects the biochar,gypsum,gypsum with organic fertilizer as soil amendment,the static dark box-gas chromatography method was used to collect the soil greenhouse gases ( CO2,CH4, N2O) in the salinized farmland in situ sampling,and the effects of different treatments on the law of greenhouse gas in the soil were analyzed in order to provide a theoretical basis for suppressing and reducing greenhouse gas emissions in agriculture. In this study,4 experimental treatments were set up,namely,biochar ( DC) ,gypsum ( DS) ,gypsum with organic fertilizer ( DSF) and blank ( CK) ,and 3 replicates were set for each treatment,and the same irrigation and fertilization measures were supplemented. The results showed that the average CO2 emission fluxes of each treatment were significantly different ( p<0.05) ,and gypsum had the best effect on inhibiting CH4 and N2O emission fluxes; the greenhouse gas emission intensity ( GHGI) treated by DC,DSF and CK was not significantly different,but significantly different from that of DS; compared with the control group,the greenhouse gas emission intensity ( GHGI) of DSF,DC and DS treatment showed a decreasing trend,reducing by 5.57%,16.77% and 34.93%,respectively; applying biochar and gypsum had obvious effect on reducing pH
and EC of salinized soil; the organic matter,alkali-hydrolyzed nitrogen and available phosphorus in salinized cropland could be increased by biochar and gypsum; comprehensive analysis of the effects of various treatments on greenhouse gas indicators showed that gypsum had the best effect on curbing greenhouse gas emissions,followed by biochar; Biochar had better effect on soil improvement.