生态环境部：十五五时期将推动200个左右城市开展无废城市建设

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government has launched a comprehensive initiative to promote green consumption, outlining 20 measures across seven areas to support the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, aiming to enhance economic transformation and reduce carbon emissions [1] Group 1: Green Consumption Measures - The initiative includes increasing the supply of green agricultural products, with a target of over 88,000 certifications for "three products and one standard" by the end of 2025, and a standardized production area of 20.5 million acres for green food [2] - A significant focus is on implementing a large-scale trade-in policy for consumer goods, with projections of 18.3 million old cars replaced and 1.92 million old appliances traded in from 2024 to 2025, generating sales of 3.92 trillion yuan and benefiting 494 million consumers [3] - The promotion of green services, including green dining, accommodation, and household services, is emphasized, alongside the use of biodegradable materials [3] Group 2: Economic and Environmental Impact - Green consumption is identified as a key driver for economic structural transformation, with data showing an 80% reduction in loading times and over 50% decrease in damage rates through improved supply chain practices [4] - The initiative aims to foster new growth points by establishing a green supply chain, promoting green procurement, and encouraging resource sharing to enhance efficiency [4] - The use of environmentally friendly alternatives has increased by 26.31% in the first half of 2025, reflecting positive outcomes in reducing single-use plastic products [4] Group 3: Waste Management and Standards - The "zero waste city" initiative aims to transform waste into resources, with plans to support around 200 cities in this effort during the "14th Five-Year Plan" [5] - The government will enhance waste disposal systems and support the construction of intelligent sorting centers to improve waste management [5] - There will be a push for updating national standards and encouraging participation in international standardization activities related to green practices [6]