398座绿色矿山星罗棋布！内蒙古交出矿业转型新答卷

Core Viewpoint - The transformation of the mining industry in Inner Mongolia is a significant shift towards green mining practices, driven by institutional innovation and technological empowerment, aiming to balance resource extraction with ecological restoration [3][5][9]. Group 1: Industry Transformation - Inner Mongolia's mining sector is undergoing a revolutionary transformation, with a focus on ecological restoration and sustainable practices, moving from a historically rough development model to a more structured approach with 398 green mines established [3][5]. - The "14th Five-Year Plan" aims for ecological restoration of 980 square kilometers of mining areas, exceeding previous targets for the remediation of abandoned mines [9][11]. Group 2: Policy and Innovation - The government has introduced a comprehensive green mining development mechanism involving multiple departments, emphasizing the importance of social supervision and financial innovation, such as the "green mining governance loan" [5][6]. - Technological investments have led to significant resource recovery and efficiency improvements, exemplified by Chifeng Jilong Mining's 40% water savings in underground filling and Baogang's recovery of 2.94 million tons of resources annually [5][11]. Group 3: Challenges and Goals - Despite progress, the overall transformation of production mines is lagging, with many large and medium-sized mines failing to meet construction targets, highlighting ongoing challenges in dynamic regulation and investment sustainability [6][9]. - Inner Mongolia aims for 90% of large and 80% of medium-sized mines to be established as green mines by 2028, reflecting a commitment to ecological safety and sustainable development [11][13].