Rural coal burning control, so cold that my father on the hospital bed screamed cold all night and didn't close his eyes
Policy control of the problem of "coal burning" in rural areas.
For many years, the state has reined in the use of coal in rural areas due to environmental concerns. This regulation stipulates that the people no longer use coal as fuel, nor can they purchase coal at will. In accordance with national regulations, the relevant departments have actively participated in the implementation to ensure the implementation of coal control. However, some people can't afford the ** expensive coal regulated by the state, so they have to use wood to cook and heat their rice. On the surface, this kind of control and control is a very meaningful thing, but it has brought great trouble to the rural people and caused many problems.
In the process of implementing the coal ban policy, the state has also sent special personnel to supervise and enforce it to ensure that illegal coal burning is effectively curbed. They will also search the homes of residents to see if they have burned coal without permission. However, some people could not afford the country's coal, so they had to collect firewood from the surrounding areas to support their daily needs. However, such behavior has brought great harm to vegetation and the ecological environment. While such controls may seem tough, the lack of overall environmental awareness leads to bigger problems.
Some grassroots cadres, while implementing the "coal limit", have dismantled their own kang heads and stoves, completely ignoring the needs of the common people. Although other alternative resources, such as gas and ordinary coal, are not yet fully included, local residents still have to use this defective energy source. Farmers living in poor areas can't afford the high costs because they can't afford clean energy. In both urban and rural areas, people continue to use charcoal for heating because of the lack of good sanitation facilities.
Implement differentiated management to solve the problem of coal-fired heating in rural areas.
It is understood that in order to effectively solve the problem of coal-fired heating in China's rural areas, the relevant competent units have adopted scientific and accurate differential management measures in view of the actual conditions in various places. In bitterly cold places, the state has loosened its grip on clean energy to reduce the consumption of clean energy. On the other hand, in some mountainous and remote places, because their own conditions are not good enough, there are some loose policies. And for poor rural areas that cannot afford clean energy consumption, the state has eased restrictions.
However, although China has made some achievements in the development of poor mountainous areas and remote mountainous areas, there are still many places that still face the problem of coal power control. The rural public health service system is not perfect, the utilization rate of clean energy is low, and the burden on rural households is heavy. In order to meet their daily needs, they had to collect firewood themselves. During the harsh winter months, they simply cannot provide continuous heat, and as soon as the flames are extinguished, the house is cold and cold. This situation, for elderly fathers, is simply worse than death.
Personal opinion. The original intention of the state to introduce coal power regulation is to protect the environment and reduce dependence on coal sources. However, the implementation of this system has also made some peasants feel very inconvenient. Although the state has adopted differentiated regulation and control measures in terms of regulation and control policies, these regulation and control measures have not fundamentally solved the problems existing in the development of China's rural economy.
As the editor-in-chief of the news, I have deeply experienced the direct impact of the "smoking ban" in close communication with the majority of farmers. Many farmers can't afford the required expensive coal, and the resources to choose from are not sufficient. So, they had to make a living by collecting firewood. Such behaviour clearly exacerbates the damage to the environment and ecology and is contrary to the intent of our policy.
Therefore, I think the state should strengthen its control over coal burning, and at the same time strengthen the infrastructure of rural areas. Only in this way can we effectively and fundamentally solve the heating problem of China's peasants, ensure their quality of life, and ensure ecological security. At the same time, I will continue to pay attention to and report on this, and put forward my own views on how to improve the living conditions in rural areas.