中央生态环保督察通报天津部分地区生态修复短板

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the ineffective protection of wetlands and frequent violations within nature reserves in Tianjin, as reported by the ongoing third round of the fifth batch of central ecological environment protection inspections [1][2] - The inspection team found that in Ninghe District, approximately 6 acres of wetland were encroached upon by construction waste and industrial solid waste, with water quality indicators exceeding the surface water environmental quality standards significantly [1] - In addition, the inspection revealed that a construction company in the buffer zone of a national nature reserve had illegally occupied and damaged tidal flats, dumping around 2,800 cubic meters of construction waste nearby [2] Group 2 - The inspection also pointed out that the management of a waste transfer station within the experimental area of the nature reserve was chaotic, with open storage of household waste and random dumping of construction waste [2] - Furthermore, the mining restoration work in the region was found to be inadequate, with no substantial progress made on the restoration of a limestone mine since the bidding for the project began in 2022 [2] - The inspection team indicated that they would further investigate and verify the reported situations and ensure proper follow-up on the inspections [3]