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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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Agricultural ecological pollution: how can China curb it?
In recent years, ecological disasters have not been encouraging. What everyone still remembers vividly is the freezing disaster of 2008, then the Wenchuan earthquake. Before people had recovered from the Wenchuan earthquake, the Yushu earthquake in Qinghai happened, and people were stunned once again. After that, heaven...
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Farmland remediation cannot keep up with pollution; the Soil Ten Plan may create an annual market worth 100 billion yuan
Minister of Environmental Protection Chen Jining emphasized on March 16 that the compilation of the Soil Ten Plan will be accelerated, and the risk control and remediation of soil pollution will be gradually promoted. Faced with the current situation in which China's farmland remediation projects fall far short of the number of polluted sites, industry insiders say that the domestic soil remediation market scale may reach nearly 700 billion yuan in the next few years.
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Solving agriculture's white pollution problem through innovation
Yuan Zhimin, a deputy to the National People's Congress and chairman of Kingfa Sci. & Tech. Co., Ltd., recently told reporters that he hopes the government can increase support and guidance, and encourage people to actively embrace and adopt new technologies and new products. Starting a business is hard, but building a great enterprise is even harder. "In
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How to deal with cadmium pollution in rice-growing areas in southern China? National scientific and technological teams join forces for consultation
The issue of heavy metal pollution in agricultural products concerns the safety of the people's food, and has become a focus of attention for the whole of society. On March 29, the launch meeting of the Innovation Action for Comprehensive Prevention and Control of Heavy Metal Pollution in Rice in Southern China was held in Hunan, led and organized by the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, with the nation's most
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Solving the dilemma of rural water pollution control requires establishing a sustainable treatment mechanism
In recent years, with the gradual migration of China's rural population, a large number of rural residents have moved to market towns and new villages. Compared with cities, rural sewage treatment facilities are severely lagging behind, and the water pollution problem at rural concentrated residential areas has become increasingly prominent. The State Council recently issued the "Water Pollution Prevention
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Two ministries tackle agricultural film pollution, utilization rate to reach 80% by 2020
On October 27, it was learned from the Ministry of Agriculture that on October 20-21, the Ministry of Agriculture and the National Development and Reform Commission jointly held a national on-site meeting in Lanzhou, Gansu Province to promote the comprehensive utilization of agricultural film. The meeting emphasized that it is necessary to fully summarize and promote good experiences and good practices from various regions, continuously increase work
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More efforts still needed to tackle livestock and poultry farming pollution
Recently, the "Opinions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council on Accelerating the Advancement of Ecological Civilization Construction" proposed strengthening the prevention and control of agricultural non-point source pollution and increasing efforts to prevent and control pollution from crop and livestock farming, especially large-scale livestock and poultry farming. It can be seen that the problem of livestock and poultry farming pollution has become an agricultural
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How to balance pollution prevention and control with industrial development
The prevention and control of livestock and poultry pollution and industrial development form a process of continuous balancing and coordination; in handling this process, neither side can be neglected. All localities must take their actual conditions into account, neither allowing pollution prevention and control to affect industrial development, nor allowing the expansion of livestock farming to damage the building of a beautiful countryside.
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How can non-point source pollution be prevented and controlled? Green agriculture has the answer
According to reports, agriculture has now overtaken industry to become China's largest non-point source pollution sector. Agriculture, which should be green and healthy, why has it instead become an accomplice to pollution? How can we tackle agricultural non-point source pollution and restore the land to a naturally fresh and clean appearance? [Current situation] Fertilizer and pesticide use
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