破坏耕地、非法采矿……两部门通报违法违规典型问题

Core Points - The Ministry of Natural Resources and the National Forestry and Grassland Administration reported typical illegal activities including land occupation, illegal mining, and ecological destruction, highlighting the need for strict enforcement and accountability [1][2][3] Group 1: Illegal Land Use and Mining - Hebei Province's Xuanhua Huasheng Steel Co., Ltd. illegally occupied 118.24 acres of forest land for mining without the necessary permits since June 2020 [1] - Shanxi Province's Qiangsheng Sand and Stone Co., Ltd. changed its mining license from building sand to iron ore mining without authorization, discovered in June 2025 [2] - Inner Mongolia's Hong destroyed 129.19 acres of forest land for cultivation [3][4] - Liaoning Province's Xin Da (Liaoning) Tourism Development Co., Ltd. illegally occupied 44.44 acres of land, including 30.54 acres of black soil farmland, for a leisure tourism project [6] - Liaoning Province's Wu illegally cultivated 94.7 acres of forest land since 2024 [8] - Heilongjiang Province's Xue destroyed 123.64 acres of forest land within a protected area since 2022 [11] - Henan Province's villagers illegally mined sand and soil, damaging 68.82 acres of permanent basic farmland from April 2020 to March 2025 [14] - Guangxi's Beihai Fisheries Base Management Center illegally filled 23.09 acres of sea for a port project without approval from October 2023 to August 2024 [16] - Guangxi's Wuzhou City Construction Investment Co., Ltd. illegally occupied 915.23 acres of forest land for mining and construction since 2022 [18] - Hainan Province's Changfeng Energy-saving Building Materials Co., Ltd. faked land restoration efforts on 64.03 acres of illegally occupied land [20] - Yunnan Province's Zhenghe Animal Husbandry Co., Ltd. illegally logged 219.28 acres of forest land without permission since March 2024 [23] - Chongqing's Fengdu County government allowed illegal mining of 33.59 million tons of sand under the guise of agricultural construction since June 2021 [29] - Guizhou Province's Zunyi City illegally occupied 273.61 acres of land for a tourist facility without proper approvals [30] - Ningxia's Shizuishan City illegally occupied 96 acres of land for sand mining since August 2023 [32]