新疆持续推进塔克拉玛干沙漠边缘阻击战调查

Core Viewpoint - China is making significant progress in combating desertification, achieving a zero growth target for land degradation during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, and is the largest contributor to global greening efforts [1] Group 1: Achievements in Desertification Control - Xinjiang has implemented a green ecological barrier around the Taklamakan Desert, marking it as the world's longest desert green barrier [2] - The Taklamakan Desert edge battle has achieved a milestone with the completion of a 3,046 km green barrier, effectively encircling the desert [2] - By 2025, Xinjiang aims to complete 13.76 million acres of the "Three-North" project, with 9.38 million acres of expansion along the desert edge [3] Group 2: Sustainable Development Strategies - The focus is on sustainable development through a dual approach of increasing income and greening, with ongoing efforts to expand the green protective belt [3][4] - The strategy includes defining key battlefields around the desert edge, targeting areas vulnerable to wind and sand hazards [3] - Local governments are encouraged to adopt tailored approaches for sand control, integrating ecological and economic benefits [10][12] Group 3: Economic Integration and Industry Development - The development of a sand industry is crucial for sustainable desertification control, with initiatives to enhance the economic value of desert resources [14][18] - The integration of ecological construction with industry development is evident in regions like Aksu, where local economies are benefiting from the cultivation of fruit trees and eco-tourism [16] - The promotion of unique desert industries, such as black goji berry production, is contributing to local economic growth and ecological sustainability [14][16]