Core Viewpoint - Inner Mongolia has prioritized sand prevention and control, along with the "Three North" project during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, achieving significant ecological restoration and land management goals [1][19]. Group 1: Achievements in Ecological Restoration - Over the past five years, Inner Mongolia has completed more than 10 million acres of the "Three North" project and has engaged in sand prevention and control over 6.5 million acres [1]. - The "Yellow River 'Z' Bend" campaign is highlighted as a key ecological battle, focusing on both ecological protection and improving local livelihoods [1]. - The ecological restoration project in Alxa League has achieved a vegetation coverage rate of over 84%, preventing approximately 1.5 million tons of sand from entering the Yellow River annually [6][14]. Group 2: Innovative Approaches - Inner Mongolia is integrating sand prevention and control with wind and solar energy development, exemplified by the construction of a 400-kilometer "Photovoltaic Great Wall" in the Kubuqi Desert [17]. - The "Photovoltaic Great Wall" is expected to generate an average annual power output of 200 billion kilowatt-hours while simultaneously restoring 3 million acres of land [17]. - The region has implemented a total of 27.27 million kilowatts of integrated sand prevention and wind-solar projects during the 14th Five-Year Plan, successfully rehabilitating 238,880 acres of desertified land [19]. Group 3: Water and Soil Conservation - The "Ten Major Conduits" area has seen a significant reduction in sediment entering the Yellow River, with sediment concentration decreasing from 1,550 kg/m³ to 195 kg/m³ [14]. - The forest coverage rate in the West Liugou area has increased from 10.19% to 28.9%, while vegetation coverage has risen from 64.4% to 78.8% [14].
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Yang Shi Wang·2025-09-14 06:35