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Mining Act amendment stalled for two years; environmental groups criticize the Ministry of Economic Affairs for worrying only about the interests of mining operators and disregarding human life and ecology
Mining Act amendment stalled for two years; environmental groups criticize the Ministry of Economic Affairs for worrying only about the interests of mining operators and disregarding human life and ecology
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China's Arable Land Quality Is Worrying, with Insufficient Inherent Soil Fertility
Arable land is the foundation of agriculture. Judging from a survey conducted by a China Economic Times reporter over more than half a month, at present, China's arable land has both a quantity problem and a quality problem. First, in terms of quantity, China's arable land area is 1.826 billion mu, less than 1.4 mu per capita, only
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The current trajectory of traditional village evolution is cause for concern
China's traditional villages are undergoing a transformation unprecedented in a thousand years. According to data published by the National Bureau of Statistics, in 2011 China's mainland urban population reached 690.79 million, accounting for 51.27% of the total population and surpassing the rural population for the first time. At the same time, however, rural China has shown a trend of hollowing out
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The current state of the aquaculture industry is worrying, and these problems cannot be ignored
I am not a pessimist or a conspiracy theorist, but while everyone is enjoying the feast brought by the industry's chaotic times, I have a vague concern that stakeholders may not mind letting the chaos last longer. Although market conditions dictate the mood of practitioners, the aquaculture industry is still thriving
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