上海市通报第三轮中央生态环境保护督察移交问题追责问责情况

Core Viewpoint - The third round of the Central Ecological and Environmental Protection Inspection Team conducted inspections in Shanghai, leading to the identification of four ecological and environmental damage accountability issues that require thorough investigation and accountability measures [1][12]. Group 1: Accountability Measures - The Shanghai Municipal Party Committee and Government are taking the inspection results seriously, emphasizing the need for strict accountability and responsibility for the identified issues [1][2]. - A leadership group has been established by the municipal discipline inspection and supervision commission to implement accountability measures based on the inspection findings [2]. Group 2: Specific Issues Identified - Several areas in Shanghai are facing significant challenges, including inadequate sewage collection and treatment, leading to pollution in local waterways [3][4]. - The improper disposal of construction waste has become a prevalent issue, with illegal dumping and inadequate processing facilities contributing to environmental degradation [5][6]. - Illegal deforestation and inadequate protection of public welfare forests have been reported, with significant areas of forest being destroyed without proper oversight [7][8]. Group 3: Environmental Management Failures - The city's air pollution prevention efforts have been criticized for being insufficient, with various districts failing to effectively manage vehicle emissions and construction site dust [10][11]. - The lack of rigorous enforcement and oversight by relevant departments has been highlighted as a key factor in the ongoing environmental issues [10][12].