【甘快看】甘肃河西走廊逾八成重点风沙口得到治理

Core Insights - Gansu Province has implemented 111 "Three North" engineering projects during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, investing 8.176 billion RMB and completing construction tasks over 17.84 million acres [1] - The province has established 1,482 kilometers of forest and grassland sand control belts along the 1,686 kilometers of sandstorm line in the Hexi Corridor, with 178 out of 212 key sandstorm sites treated [1] - Gansu is one of the provinces in China with the largest and most severe desertification, with sandy land accounting for nearly 30% of its total land area [1] Investment and Environmental Initiatives - Social organizations, including Ant Forest, Volkswagen Group, and Huawei, have invested a total of 1 billion RMB in afforestation and sand control projects across 24 counties in Gansu, planting 160 million trees [1] - In 2025, Gansu is expected to complete 6.36 million acres of "Three North" engineering project tasks, ranking third in China [1] - The local government plans to develop a comprehensive scheme for desertification prevention and integrated wind and solar energy projects, actively exploring "road-based sand control" initiatives [1] Achievements in Desertification Control - Dunhuang, located at the western end of the Hexi Corridor, has established three green barriers, significantly enhancing its ability to prevent wind and sand, and reducing the frequency of sandstorms [1] - The sand accumulation at the Mogao Caves has decreased by over 95% due to these efforts [1] - Gansu aims to complete comprehensive management of 3.15 million acres of desertified land as part of its ecological and industrial integration projects [1]