广东公布“十四五”生态建设成绩单：连续五年国家考核获优秀

Core Viewpoint - Guangdong Province has achieved significant improvements in ecological environment quality during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, demonstrating a successful model of economic growth alongside effective environmental protection [1][2]. Environmental Quality Improvement - Guangdong's air quality has met national standards for 11 consecutive years, with a target of 95.4% of days having good air quality by 2025 [2]. - The surface water quality in the province improved from 87.3% to a target of 94.6% for good quality by 2025 [2]. - The proportion of excellent water quality in coastal areas is expected to reach 91.2% by 2025, with 100% of pollution outlets in the Pearl River Estuary being treated [2]. Pollution Control and Management - The province has implemented a multi-source approach to air pollution control, focusing on key industries such as steel and cement [2]. - Guangdong has established a centralized treatment and resource utilization center for polluted soil, leading the nation in innovative environmental restoration models [3]. - The rural sewage treatment rate has exceeded 90% as part of the government's commitment to improving living conditions [3]. Green Development Initiatives - Guangdong has made strides in green low-carbon development, with a carbon market that has seen a cumulative trading volume of 2.33 billion tons and a transaction value exceeding 6.78 billion yuan [3]. - The province has created a comprehensive ecological safety pattern, designating 5.08 million square kilometers as ecological protection red lines [4]. Urban and Rural Greenery - The province has optimized 11.05 million acres of forest and improved 11.11 million acres of forest care, achieving a forest coverage rate of 53.39% [8]. - Urban green space has increased, with 21,000 hectares of new urban green land, resulting in a green space rate of 41.2% and an average of 17.9 square meters of park space per person [8]. - The coverage rate of park service areas has risen from 81% to 90%, enhancing public access to green spaces [8][9]. Community Engagement and Accessibility - Over 1,800 urban parks have been opened for public use, covering more than 1,500 hectares, promoting diverse recreational and cultural activities [9].