European and American countries can burn straw, what is the reason for China's ban?Have you been deceived?
As the saying goes, "A flower blooms not spring, a flower blooms all over the garden." "It's a case in point, environmental protection is a good example of what we all need to do, and there needs to be a global collaboration.
In recent years, many countries in the world have been vigorously implementing environmental protection measures, especially strengthening air pollution control. The large Chinese population and the rapid development of industry have made environmental protection issues more prominent. This measure is aimed at reducing atmospheric hazards, safeguarding public health and creating cleaner living conditions for future generations.
However, the topic of burning crops has caused many discussions. Why is it that in Europe and the United States, this practice is not subject to any constraints, but in China it is absolutely not allowed?Is there any reason for this that we don't know?
Corn stalks are the stalks left over from the harvest of crops, and during the incineration process, a large amount of smoke is released, which contains various toxic components. They not only harm the human body, but also cause harm to ecosystems such as haze in the atmosphere. China's haze problem has been highly valued by all sectors of society, especially in urban areas, which has had a great impact on people's normal life.
Haze is caused by a variety of causes, including vehicle exhaust, industrial exhaust, straw burning, etc. In autumn and winter, due to the influence of weather characteristics and harvest season, straw burning is more common, which in turn promotes the generation of haze.
To this end, China has introduced"Straw burning is prohibited"The aim of the new initiative is to reduce the quality of the air environment and protect the health of the public.
However, even with such regulations, it is still difficult for farmers to make a choice. Burning straw not only clears farmland quickly, but also fertilizes the land and controls pests.
This is the best way to go in terms of near-term gains. However, in the long run, the burning of crops will not only lead to the deterioration of the ecological environment, but also lead to disasters and endanger the lives of the public.
Compared with Europe and the United States, their treatment of straw is very different from that of China. First of all, European and American countries have different natural ecology and farming methods from China. The land area here is relatively large, which is suitable for large-scale farming, and it is also relatively centralized.
In order to reduce forest fire prevention and reduce the impact on the ecological environment, countries have adopted strict planning and control measures for the incineration of crops. In addition, the atmospheric temperature and humidity in Europe and the United States are different from those in China, which has a greater effect on the environmental effects.
The disposal of crop straw in China is not only related to environmental protection issues, but also related to agricultural operations and the rights and interests of farmers. China has both "banned" and "banned" in this regard, and there are corresponding support measures. This involves buying surplus straw from farmers and investing it in various environmental protection programs.
For example, in order to prevent desertification, the state has made straw into straw mats. In Gansu, the use of rice straw for sand fixation has achieved good results. At the same time, it can also convert crop straw into clean energy, such as methane, which can also be used as fertilizer. The implementation of this project can not only effectively alleviate the food security problem in China's rural areas, but also promote the sustainable development of China's agriculture.
However, this change will not happen overnight. It requires the cooperation of **, farmers and society as a whole, and it will be maintained for a long time. Especially for farmers, it is a difficult task to change their traditional planting methods and business models. This requires the state to provide appropriate support and guidance in the process of policy formulation and implementation, not only to ensure the rights and interests of rural households, but also to ensure the sustainable development of the ecological environment.
Environmental protection is a very complex topic that involves many aspects. This must be promoted by the state's macroeconomic regulation and control as well as by the strength of the whole society. As the old Chinese saying goes, "All rebel and leave their relatives", and as long as everyone does their part, the goal of environmental protection will not be far away.
During this period, China should also continue to study and absorb the advanced practices of foreign countries, and explore a path that suits China's national conditions in light of China's actual conditions.
However, we must realize that environmental protection is not only for the present, but also to create a healthier and better living environment for future generations. Just as a drop of water can refract sunlight, each of our small contributions can be pooled into an environmentally friendly river.
Finally, we must recognize that environmental protection is not a short-term competition, it requires perseverance and transmission from generation to generation. Every decision you make, your giving, and your giving, is your promise and dedication to a better society.
In response to the problem of straw burning, China has taken corresponding measures in addition to recycling. More critically, the new approach represents a profound change from a coercive measure to a comprehensive one.
In agricultural production, the state has adopted measures such as scientific and technological support and financial subsidies to guide farmers to convert crops into biofuels, organic fertilizers and other favorable resources. It can not only effectively solve the problem of crop straw disposal in rural areas, but also increase income channels for farmers, so as to achieve a win-win situation of economy and environmental protection.
China's environmental management practices have important reference value for other developing countries. Through the cooperation of the three main bodies of China, enterprises and society, we can not only make China's ecological environment better governed, but also promote the healthy development of society.
In addition, the publicity and publicity of the public is also a link that cannot be ignored. To enhance public awareness of environmental protection through media publicity and education activities, public recognition and participation in environmental protection policies can be enhanced.
The aim of this integrated environmental management model is to build a more harmonious and sustainable socio-economic system. This is not only for the sake of the ecology, but also for the future, for the sake of our next generation, so that we can have a healthier and more prosperous living environment.
In this picture, everyone is the protagonist. From the state to farmers, from enterprises to citizens, from individuals to individuals, all of them have a profound impact on environmental protection. Just as a drop of water can make a ripple in a lake, the slightest movement of a person can have a huge impact on everything around them.
In the future, in addition to continuously implementing environmental protection measures, we will also establish the concept of sustainable development in society as a whole. This requires us to continue to learn Xi in practice, keep innovating, and find a way for people to live in harmony with nature.
As the old Chinese saying goes, "Not by strength, but by time." "Environmental protection must be persistent, persistent, and persistent in order to achieve the sustainable development goals of environmental protection.
From this, we have learned a major inspiration: environmental protection should not only rely on one policy, but should become a common obligation and task of the whole society. It is a national event that involves policymakers, implementers, beneficiaries and even ordinary people. There is a saying in China that "the grace of a drop of water is returned by a spring", and we should all take good care of and give back to the gifts of nature.
The effectiveness of China's environmental protection work provides us with a good example of what measures should be taken so that the people can actively participate in the cause of environmental protection. This is both a response to current environmental issues and a responsibility for the future. China's successes and failures in the process of economic integration have good reference value for all countries in the world, especially developing countries facing the same problems.
The road to environmental protection will never be smooth. This requires us to continuously adapt our strategy, overcome challenges, and innovate. As the ancient saying goes, "a thousand miles start from the first step", and any progress is a step towards a better tomorrow. We need to understand that any decision or action on the environment is an investment in the future of the planet and a commitment to achieve sustainable development.
Fundamentally, the essence of environmental protection is a balance, that is, the harmony between people, as well as the needs of economic development and environmental protection. It is a complex and protracted battle that requires wisdom, patience, and perseverance. The lessons of China's history tell us that in order to win this battle, we must rely on the strength of the whole society.
Therefore, let's take the burning of crops as a starting point to deepen our understanding and determination to protect the environment. Let's work together to build a better, healthier and more harmonious planet.