上海市委决定，对150人追责问责，其中局级干部8人

Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Municipal Government is taking serious measures to address environmental issues highlighted in the third round of central ecological environment protection inspections, emphasizing accountability and corrective actions for identified problems [1][17]. Group 1: Accountability Measures - A total of 7 party organizations and 150 individuals have been held accountable, including 2 municipal-level organizations and 5 grassroots organizations [3] - Disciplinary actions include 48 individuals receiving party and administrative sanctions, with 2 being detained and referred to judicial authorities [3] - The city is focusing on strict accountability for direct, supervisory, and leadership responsibilities, ensuring that even those who have been reassigned are held accountable [1][2] Group 2: Environmental Issues Identified - Significant issues include inadequate sewage collection and treatment, with 124 flood pump stations reported to have serious pollution problems during rainy seasons [3][5] - Illegal disposal of construction waste is prevalent, with numerous cases of improper handling and insufficient processing capacity reported [6][8] - There are serious violations regarding forest protection, with 757 acres of public welfare forest reported to have been illegally destroyed since 2019 [9][11] Group 3: Deterioration of Air Quality - Some areas in Shanghai are struggling with air pollution control, with inadequate management leading to fluctuating air quality [13][14] - Violations include improper inspections of heavy diesel vehicles and the issuance of false compliance reports by testing institutions [13][16] - The city is urged to enhance its regulatory efforts and ensure compliance with environmental standards to prevent further deterioration of air quality [14][17]