What is the difference between the "Japan Burning Festival" reported by CCTV and China's burning behavior?
Preface: In the countryside of our country, burning has become a common concern. The "Burning Ban Festival" is generally practiced in rural areas in China, but Japan has a special "Burning Ban Festival", which has triggered our reflection and contrast on the "Burning Ban". Through the analysis of the differences between China and Japan's incineration of garbage, it is pointed out that there are some points worth learning and improving in the way of incineration of waste in our country.
Comparison of China's straw burning system with Japan's burning system1, China's prohibition and punishment measures for crop burning.
A ban on fires in China's rural areas is necessary in terms of soil, environment and personal safety. Privately burning crops is subject to legal responsibility, and if the circumstances are serious, they will even be investigated for criminal responsibility. The ban on burning is the key to maintaining the local ecological environment and social stability.
Read more: China's straw burning system has a long history, and it upholds the concept of land, the environment, and the health of the people. In the old villages, it was a long-standing custom to prohibit the burning of straw. Imagine how much disaster it would cause if an unexpected fire spread to the village? Therefore, insisting on banning burning is not only a clear legislative stipulation, but also a kind of protection for the people's soul.
2. Customs unique to Japanese folk festivals.
Japan's "Burning Sky Festival" uses "burning" as a method of improving land, which has been widely valued and promoted. In Japan, the burning of crop straw is not only not punished, but has developed into a folk culture and environmental protection activity with strong historical significance. Combined with traditional plant ash fertilizer, the quality of cultivated land is improved and the grain yield is increased.
Extended reading: Japanese people love the earth and love nature, which is why Japan is thriving. Combining ancient agricultural knowledge with contemporary ecological thinking makes burning more environmentally friendly. Today, the burning of bellflower is not just a simple garbage disposal, but a combination of ecology, culture and agriculture, injecting new life into this land.
Management practices on straw burning in foreign countries 1Straw Disposal Practices in the United States.
In the 1990s, the United States suffered from waste incineration, and later the country introduced a measure to control waste incineration to balance the interests of all parties. Farmers must be specially trained, certified for incineration, and comply with the combustion environment and operating procedures. Such a business model not only ensures the convenience of agricultural products, but also ensures the living environment of the surrounding people.
Read more: The U.S. agricultural waste disposal system reflects both the country's sense of social responsibility and the relationship between the interests of farmers and the surrounding people. Through rigorous training for students and the implementation of corresponding certificates, waste incineration becomes a planned, step-by-step, step-by-step, step-by-step process. Such a business model has promoted the good relationship between agricultural products and environmental protection, and promoted the development of rural economy.
2. Japan's practices and policies on straw burning.
Since 197, Japan has implemented the Waste Management and Public Cleaning Law, which regulates waste disposal in detail and strictly controls burning straw. Japan advocates farmers to use straw in various ways to improve soil nutrient status, improve soil quality, and improve the ecological environment. Such a greening business model has played a positive role in promoting the sustainable development of China's agriculture.
Read more: Japan's strict regulations on waste disposal show that it is highly concerned about environmental protection and its obligations. For the disposal of garbage, Japan attaches great importance to the importance of resources, and in a diversified way, the garbage is "revived". This kind of environmental management thinking not only increases the output of agricultural products, but also plays a positive role in promoting the improvement of the rural ecological environment.
Current situation and prospect of comprehensive utilization of straw in rural China.
China is a large grain producer with a large amount of crop straw, so the rational management and efficient development of it has become an urgent problem to be solved. On this basis, combined with the advanced international practices, the national system of "banning burning" has been adjusted and improved accordingly, and scientific "norms" and "norms" have been formulated. The adoption of the "combination of prohibition and sparseness" business model has promoted the rational development of crop straw in China, improved the level of resources in China, and achieved the goal of "win-win".
Extended reading: There are many problems in the utilization of straw returning to the field in rural China, and how to take into account ecological and economic development is a problem that farmers and farmers in China are very concerned about. On this basis, this paper analyzes and summarizes the relevant experience of straw utilization in foreign countries, and puts forward some valuable suggestions. Only by organically integrating the ban on burning, management and use can every straw be revitalized and China's agriculture embark on the road of sustainable development.
The conclusion is that through the comparative analysis of the crop straw utilization systems of China, the United States, Japan and other countries, it can be seen that each country has its own practice and countermeasures to deal with this problem. On this basis, it is necessary to further improve and improve China's straw governance system, promote the rational development and rational development of rural straw resources, promote the green development of agriculture, and protect the ecological environment. It is necessary to organically combine the ban on burning, management and utilization, make full use of straw, promote the sustainable development of agriculture, and bring more benefits to peasant households and the whole society.