公安部：依法严厉打击环境资源领域突出犯罪

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Public Security is intensifying efforts to combat environmental resource crimes and is advancing the construction of an ecological policing mechanism by 2025, with significant achievements reported in various operations [1][3]. Group 1: Criminal Cases and Actions - A total of 37,000 criminal cases related to environmental resource crimes have been filed and investigated, with 145 major cases under special supervision by the Ministry [3]. - Specific cases include over 1,500 environmental pollution cases, more than 6,200 illegal occupation of agricultural land cases, 90 cases of black soil resource destruction, and 3,100 illegal mining cases [3]. - The "Peaceful Wilderness - 2025" initiative led to the investigation of 16,000 criminal cases related to wildlife protection, addressing significant safety hazards [3]. Group 2: Collaborative Governance - The Ministry of Public Security has established a coordinated enforcement and judicial mechanism involving 12 departments, including the Supreme People's Court and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, to combat environmental resource crimes [4]. - Collaborative efforts include special rectification actions against illegal dumping of solid waste, illegal occupation of agricultural land for funeral facilities, and illegal river sand mining in the Yangtze and Yellow River basins [4]. - The Ministry is also addressing management loopholes and risks identified during investigations by notifying relevant departments through police advisories and recommendations [4]. Group 3: Ecological Policing Mechanism - The Ministry, in collaboration with nine other departments, has issued guidelines to strengthen the ecological policing mechanism, aiming for basic establishment by 2027 and maturity by 2035 [4]. - Key tasks include enhancing criminal enforcement, proactive prevention, promoting comprehensive governance, and facilitating value transformation [4]. - The implementation of these measures is being prioritized to ensure effective ecological policing [4].