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Changes in straw management policies.
Recently, some localities have announced the lifting of straw burning bans, giving local farmers the opportunity to burn straw regularly and in stages. As soon as this news was announced, it was supported by some villagers. However, there are some who oppose it and are in favor of continuing the policy of banning straw burning in some places. According to the guidance of the competent authorities and the recently released Action Plan for Continuous Improvement of Air Quality, strengthening the comprehensive utilization of straw and the ban on burning in key areas have become an important measure. It can be seen that the liberalization of straw burning is not a one-size-fits-all approach, and needs to be regulated according to the actual situation.
Since the agrarian reform, China has adopted strict straw management measures. In the past, farmers often used direct incineration to dispose of straw. Nowadays, after years of policy guidance, the vast majority of places have adhered to the use of straw resource treatment, and have formulated corresponding measures according to the situation in different regions. Recently, the "Action Plan for Continuous Improvement of Air Quality" was released, requiring all localities to strengthen the control of non-point source pollution and improve the level of governance. In this plan, there are also corresponding measures for the global use of straw and the ban on burning.
Make the most of the straw requirements.
The plan proposes that first of all, it is necessary to improve the standardization and normalization level of straw returning to the field, and improve the straw collection and storage service system. It is necessary not only to improve the industrialization capacity, but also to improve the efficiency of leaving the field, and strive to stabilize the comprehensive utilization rate of straw in the country at more than 86%. This requirement aims to further promote the effective use of rural straw resources, which not only reduces air pollution, but also improves farmland fertility.
Straw burning ban measures.
The plan also proposes a series of new straw burning ban measures. All localities should formulate specific regulations on the ban on burning according to the actual situation and refine the division of labor. Especially in key areas, it is necessary to completely ban open burning of straw. In order to improve the accuracy of management and control, technical means will be used to monitor the fire points, and give full play to the role of village collective organizations to carry out special inspections during key periods of straw burning.
Scope of focus. According to the plan, the key area includes three major areas. The first is the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and surrounding areas, including Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei provinces. The second is the Yangtze River Delta region, which includes the three provinces of Shanghai, Jiangsu, and Zhejiang. The third is the Fenwei Plain, which includes parts of Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces. In these priority areas, there will be a total ban on open burning of straw and stricter management measures will be introduced.
Straw Treatment Science Program.
In short, there is already a clear policy on stubble burning. In major areas, burning is completely prohibited, while in some areas, villagers have the right to burn on the spot at a specific time, according to political demands. Therefore, it is not possible to generalize about whether straw can be burned or not, but to follow local policies and stay informed of political dynamics. Farmers in key areas should actively cooperate with the policies and measures of local governments and competent departments, and adopt scientific and reasonable straw treatment methods. Current straw returning technology has been greatly improved, and these measures can not only protect the environment and safety, but also promote rural economic development and increase income**.
Personal reflections and perceptions.
Personally, I believe that the ban on straw burning is a comprehensive issue, involving not only environmental protection, but also the rural economy and farmers' income. I endorse a complete ban on straw burning in priority areas, which is a responsible expression for the environment and public health. However, in areas where there is a lack of capacity and conditions to utilize resources, it is understandable to temporarily grant farmers permission to burn on site. Especially in situations such as reduced crop yields on cultivated land, proper straw burning can reduce the spread of pests and diseases and help maintain farmers' livelihoods. However, it should be emphasized that incineration must be carried out under the guidance and supervision of ** to ensure safety and environmental protection.
For the future straw management work, I believe that it is necessary to strengthen technology research and development and promotion, and improve the technical level and efficiency of straw resource utilization. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen publicity work, improve farmers' awareness of environmental protection, guide farmers to actively participate in straw management, and jointly promote the sustainable development of rural areas. ** The department should also increase support and capital investment in resource utilization projects to promote the adjustment of rural economic structure and the development of industrial modernization.
In short, on the issue of straw burning, we must formulate corresponding policies and measures according to the actual situation of different regions, taking into account the interests of all parties and the benefits of resource utilization, so as to achieve the goal of sustainable development. Only with the joint efforts of farmers, farmers and experts can the most suitable solutions be found to contribute to the rural economy and environmental protection.