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Dangerous Words in China's Flourishing Age of Urbanization
At the beginning of China's reform and opening up, the American urban planner Edmund N. Bacon (1910-2005) received an invitation to visit from Peking University. At first, he was unwilling to go, because Beijing had been destroyed. Bacon held deep feelings for Beijing. In 1930
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Supply-demand gap for endangered Chinese medicinal herbs expected to ease within 5 years
China's first special plan on the protection and development of Chinese medicinal herbs proposes that by 2020, the protection and monitoring system for Chinese medicinal herb resources will be basically complete, the supply-demand gap for endangered Chinese medicinal herbs will be effectively eased, the supply of Chinese medicinal herb products will be sufficient, quality will continue to improve, and market prices will be stable
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What hidden dangers exist when industrial and commercial capital goes to the countryside? An in-depth analysis
Under the combined pressure of the central government's slogan of "synchronizing the four modernizations," local governments' pursuit of political debt, and capital's instinct to seek profit, in the current period a wave of industrial and commercial capital going to the countryside has appeared in many regions across the country, and the media has basically taken a welcoming attitude toward it, with relatively little in-depth investigation and
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Soil Heavy Metal Levels Exceeding Standards Endanger Agricultural Product Safety, Situation Severe in Some Local Areas of China
Reporters learned from the recently held Fourth China Environmental Remediation Forum that the current soil pollution situation in our country is severe, with prominent soil pollution hazards in local and partial areas, already posing a threat to agricultural product safety. Soil pollution remediation is urgent, and it is imperative to strengthen
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Why is it hard for stockpiling to improve the competitiveness of agricultural products? Dang Guoying explains
Setting intervention prices for agricultural products according to farmer income targets may weaken the pressure of market competition and bring marginal land with backward productivity into cultivation. According to media reports, a reporter learned from authoritative sources that the research for the 13th Five-Year Plan for agriculture is considering abolishing the temporary stockpiling policy,
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An Analysis of Current Hidden Dangers in China's Agricultural Security and Strategic Choices
On November 12, 2013, the Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China adopted the "Decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Some Major Issues Concerning Comprehensively Deepening the Reform," proposing that China will establish a National Security Committee and improve the national security system and national
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How do vegetables get nitrogen fertilizer applied? Signs and dangers of excessive nitrogen fertilizer
It is worth noting that nitrate ions, upon contact with digestive enzymes in saliva, are converted into nitrosamines, a chemical compound that the medical community has confirmed to be a carcinogen. Therefore, Professor Zheng Zhengyong reminds the public that just as the Department of Health encourages children to eat more fruits and vegetables, they should also
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What Are the Dangers of Pesticides? The Banned Drug Fipronil Poisons Millions of Bees
Millions of bees have been poisoned by the banned pesticide fipronil! Reports of damage have come from the Puli and Caotun areas of central Taiwan, China. What exactly happened? Let's take a look together. Quick facts about fipronil: It is used as a pesticide, an animal drug and an environmental drug; it acts as a neurotoxin and has an immediate effect on insects.
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Tainted Spicy Strips Factory Shut Down: The Dangers and Production Process of Spicy Strips Explained
Do you like eating spicy strips? Spicy strips are a favorite of many children, and some adults like them too, but did you know that the production of spicy strips may be very unhygienic, and that eating too many of them can be very harmful? On the CCTV gala on March 15
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Eurasian Otter on the Brink of Extinction: Current Population and Conservation Status at a Glance
With big eyes and a slender body that nimbly twists and turns in the water, the Eurasian otter from Kinmen is a star animal at Taipei Zoo. Streams in mountainous areas below 1500 m across the whole of Taiwan, China were once Eurasian otter habitat; however, now only the Kinmen area
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