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Paying for soil remediation is difficult, and the cost of pollution control on farmland is even more considerable
High pollution exceedance rate, a trillion-yuan-scale market, a complex systemic project, an emerging industry in its early stage of development - China's soil pollution prevention and control is entering the United Nations' first International Year of Soils bearing these labels. According to the National Soil Pollution Survey Bulletin released last year, our
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Serious soil pollution debt: fertilizer use exceeds the upper limit by more than 2 times
The Fourth China Food Safety Summit Forum, themed on the food safety science and technology challenges of the 13th Five-Year Plan, was held in Guangzhou a few days ago. Reporters learned at the meeting that China's average fertilizer use far exceeds the globally recognized warning upper limit. Experts at the meeting believe that compared with the past, China's agricultural
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Soil pollution is becoming increasingly prominent, and pollution prevention and control brook no delay
Editor's Note In recent years, the problem of soil pollution in China has become increasingly prominent, and food safety incidents caused by it have occurred from time to time, making soil pollution prevention and control brook no delay. Some readers said in letters that for soil pollution treatment, source control is the key, and at the same time related laws and regulations should be improved and perfected as soon as possible
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Treating aquaculture pollution well with both subtraction and addition: 100% of the water in the lake meets quality standards
Junshan Lake, located in Jinxian County, Jiangxi Province, is a sub-lake of Poyang Lake, China's largest freshwater lake, separated from Poyang Lake by a dike. Its 320,000-mu surface ripples like emerald, with fish and crabs frolicking within, and the brand "Home of Chinese River Crab" has made Junshan Lake hairy crabs famous far and wide. Junshan Lake
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China's livestock farming pollution problem needs to be viewed objectively
According to statistics, China's livestock farms produce about 1.73 billion tons of manure annually, which is 2.7 times the 634 million tons of industrial solid waste. It is precisely because of this gap in total volume that people panic about livestock farming pollution, and even misinterpret it as surpassing industrial pollution
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Over 40% of China's cultivated land has degraded, with pollution problems becoming even more severe
Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture held a national on-site meeting on cultivated land quality construction in Yangzhou, Jiangsu, at which it was revealed that degraded cultivated land now accounts for more than 40% of the total cultivated land area. Behind the decline in cultivated land quality, which factors cannot be ignored?
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What are the governance countermeasures for the problem of farmers' difficulty in defending their rights amid rural environmental pollution?
While rural development is generally improving, the ecological environment in many rural areas has suffered severe damage. As the direct victims of rural environmental pollution, farmers face an extremely difficult path in defending their environmental rights. To this end, this article aims, on the basis of revealing the serious harm brought by rural environmental pollution
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Severe offshore pollution may leave no fish to eat in 30 years
If we want fish to eat in 30 years, protecting the marine ecological environment has already become an important and urgent task at present. On the 27th, the academic exchange conference on marine and limnological ecological security under global change, hosted by the Chinese Society for Oceanology and Limnology, was held in Nanjing, with [experts] from across the country
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How to Tackle Livestock and Poultry Farming Pollution? Pathways and Countermeasures Analyzed
As people's living standards continue to rise, the demand for livestock and poultry products has also increased year by year. The development of the livestock and poultry farming industry has played an important role in guaranteeing the supply of livestock and poultry products in urban and rural areas, promoting farmers' income growth, and invigorating the rural economy. However, the resulting pollutant emissions
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Reducing Non-Point Source Pollution, Agricultural Science and Technology Innovation Strongly Promotes the Organic Fertilizer Industry
On September 26, the Symposium on Agricultural Science and Technology Innovation and Organosilicon Water-Soluble Slow-Release Fertilizer, co-hosted by the National Agricultural Technology Extension Service Center and Farmer's Daily, and co-organized by Hebei Silicon Valley Agricultural Science Research Institute and Hebei Silicon Valley Fertilizer Co., Ltd., was held in Beijing, with agricultural
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