广西防城港：超额完成“十四五”矿山生态修复任务

Core Insights - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, Fangchenggang City in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region has completed 106% of its ecological restoration tasks for abandoned mines, achieving a total restoration of 170.8 hectares against a target of 161 hectares by November 20, 2025 [1][2] Group 1: Ecological Restoration Achievements - Fangchenggang City has adopted a core philosophy of balancing restoration and utilization, as well as ecological and industrial symbiosis [1] - The city has engaged social capital to fully fund and participate in project initiation, construction, acceptance, and management [1] - A virtuous cycle has been established through the model of "restoration—development—revenue—reinvestment," addressing the long-term challenge of ecological restoration management [1] Group 2: Integration of Ecology and Industry - The Natural Resources Bureau of Fangchenggang City is leading efforts to integrate green energy industries into the "15th Five-Year Plan" for energy development [2] - A cross-departmental collaboration mechanism has been established to ensure seamless project approval, land security, and industry implementation [2] - Local collective enterprises are encouraged to collaborate with social investment units to create differentiated industrial clusters, such as integrating photovoltaic energy with local chicken farming [2] Group 3: Community and Economic Benefits - The city promotes standardized land lease agreements between cooperative platform companies, village collective enterprises, and local villages, ensuring that land rents directly benefit local communities [2] - The establishment of new energy industries and supporting projects is expected to create numerous local job opportunities, enhancing collective economic income [2] - The interaction between ecological restoration and industrial development aims to improve local livelihoods, creating a positive feedback loop [2]