Straw burning has been a controversial topic in China. Farmers want to clear their fields by burning straw, while environmental experts are concerned about the serious impact on the environment and human health. This entanglement has been going on for months, so what else can Chinese experts do?
First of all, experts can solve this controversy through scientific research. They can study the specific effects of straw burning on the environment, including air quality, soil quality, water pollution, and more. At the same time, they can also study other methods of straw treatment, such as compost, feed, biomass energy, etc., and compare the economic and environmental benefits of these methods. In this way, experts can provide policymakers with a scientific basis to help them make more informed decisions.
Second, experts can raise public awareness of environmental protection through popular science education. They can publicize the dangers of straw burning on TV, the Internet, newspapers and other ** to educate the public on how to properly dispose of straw. At the same time, they can also organize various activities, such as lectures, exhibitions, field trips, etc., so that the public can experience the importance of environmental protection first-hand. In this way, experts can help the public understand the importance of environmental protection and thus change their behavior.
Finally, experts can promote the implementation of environmental policies through policy recommendations. Based on the results of scientific research, they can put forward specific policy recommendations to the world, such as restricting straw burning and promoting the use of straw resources. At the same time, they can also participate in the formulation and implementation of policies to ensure the effectiveness and fairness of policies. In this way, experts can make a direct contribution to the cause of environmental protection.
Overall, Chinese experts have a lot to do on the issue of stubble burning. They can not only resolve disputes through scientific research, but also promote environmental protection through popular science education and policy advice. As long as each of us does our part, I am confident that we will be able to find a solution that protects the environment and meets the needs of agricultural production.