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China's rural groundwater is seriously polluted: is it still drinkable?
Since 2005, as a doctoral supervisor at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, I have led group after group of graduate students in ecological agriculture practice in my own hometown, Jiangjiazhuang Village, Bianqiao Town, Pingyi County, Shandong Province, contracting about 40 mu of low-yield farmland and running an ecological farm. We have witnessed
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North China's groundwater overexploitation areas launch a battle for agricultural water conservation
In recent years, the groundwater overexploitation situation in North China's groundwater depression areas has become increasingly severe. It is necessary to make good use of rainwater and focus on water conservation, working on planting structure, drought-resistant varieties, and water-saving technologies, to achieve the transformation of agriculture from confrontational agriculture to adaptive agriculture, from passive drought resistance to proactive disaster avoidance
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North China's groundwater overexploitation areas launch a battle for agricultural water conservation
In recent years, the groundwater overexploitation situation in North China's groundwater depression cone areas has become increasingly severe. It is necessary to make good use of rainwater and focus on water conservation, working on planting structure, drought-resistant varieties and water-saving technologies, to realize the transformation of agriculture from confrontational agriculture to adaptive agriculture, and from passive drought relief to proactive disaster avoidance
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How to Handle Pigs with Swine Fever and the Impact of Deep Burial on Groundwater Quality
This year, multiple outbreaks of African swine fever occurred in many places across our country, and they are still continuously affecting our country's pig industry. This year, many farmers suffered massive pig deaths due to the African swine fever epidemic, with extremely severe losses. For the large number of dead pigs, how to handle them is also
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EPA "Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Seed Talent Training Camp" injects new blood into the industry
Since 2010, the EPA has held five sessions of the "Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Seed Talent Training Camp," and nearly 430 trainees have been trained since its inception. Over the past five years, responses from all sectors have been enthusiastic, and after graduation, trainees have devoted themselves to soil and groundwater pollution...
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