Core Points - The Central Ecological and Environmental Protection Supervision has been implemented for ten years, effectively addressing significant ecological issues and handling a large number of public complaints [1][2] - As of June this year, the first round of supervision and its follow-up has completed 3,294 rectification tasks, while the second round has over 85% completion rate for 2,164 tasks [1] - The third round of supervision is ongoing, with significant progress made on issues highlighted in warning films related to the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers, with over 90% of 1,262 problems rectified [1] Group 1 - The supervision has received and processed 350,000 public complaints, with most being resolved or in the process of resolution, demonstrating significant effectiveness [1] - A notable case is the transformation of the polluted Lianjiang River in Guangdong, which has been successfully rehabilitated from a "black and stinky river" to an "ecological river" due to the supervision efforts [1] Group 2 - In April this year, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council issued the "Regulations on Ecological and Environmental Protection Supervision," marking a new historical starting point for supervision [2] - The new regulations are more authoritative and emphasize accountability, reflecting the central government's strong determination to tackle ecological and environmental issues with stringent measures [2]

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen has achieved significant progress in ecological environment protection over the past decade, completing 100% of its rectification tasks on time, which has become a driving force for high-quality development in the city [2][3][4]. Group 1: Political Commitment and Governance - The Shenzhen municipal government emphasizes that ecological environment protection is a mandatory task, with the mayor and party secretary leading the efforts [3]. - A high-level ecological environment protection committee has been established to oversee and implement rectification tasks, ensuring accountability across various government levels [3]. - The city has created a responsibility transmission system, breaking down 14 rectification tasks into 38 specific measures, assigning clear responsibilities to city departments and district leaders [3][4]. Group 2: Technological Innovation - Shenzhen is utilizing satellite remote sensing technology to proactively identify ecological issues, enhancing the efficiency of problem detection by 3 to 5 times compared to traditional methods [5][6]. - The integration of remote sensing and deep learning algorithms allows for real-time monitoring and verification of rectification efforts, preventing false rectifications [5][6]. Group 3: Environmental Management Achievements - The city has successfully addressed 36 tasks and 838 cases from the first round of central environmental protection inspections, with ongoing progress in the second round [4]. - Shenzhen has achieved a 100% waste disposal rate for household waste, with a recycling rate exceeding 49% and a daily harmless treatment capacity of 32,000 tons [8]. - Water quality management has resulted in a 100% excellent rate for surface water quality, with significant improvements in river and coastal water bodies [9]. Group 4: Economic Development and Green Initiatives - The city's air quality index (AQI) compliance rate reached 95.5%, with PM2.5 levels dropping to 16 micrograms per cubic meter, positioning Shenzhen as a leader among large cities [10]. - Shenzhen has initiated various climate financing projects, with a total financing amount of 29.4 billion yuan, and has become a national model for carbon market transactions [10]. - The proportion of clean energy installations has exceeded 80%, and the penetration rate of new energy vehicles has reached 76.9% [10]. Group 5: Ecological Space and Urban Development - The establishment of the International Mangrove Center and the implementation of ecological corridor projects have enhanced urban ecological networks [11]. - The number of parks in Shenzhen has increased significantly, contributing to a more sustainable urban environment [11]. - The city aims to continue improving its ecological environment while promoting economic development, demonstrating that ecological protection and economic growth are not mutually exclusive [11].

Group 1 - The central ecological environment protection inspection team has handed over a total of 242 new complaint cases, including 20 key cases, to the province on July 2 [1] - The new complaints involve various cities, with Jinan having 47 cases, Qingdao 40, and Yantai 25 among others [1] - The complaints address 335 ecological environment issues, including 48 water pollution cases, 105 air pollution cases, and 44 soil pollution cases [1] Group 2 - As of July 2, the cumulative number of complaint cases handed over by the inspection team to the province has reached 6,369, with 458 being key cases [2] - The cumulative complaints are distributed across cities, with Jinan having 1,152 cases and Qingdao 985 cases [2] - The total ecological environment issues reported amount to 8,727, with significant numbers in air pollution (2,642 cases) and water pollution (1,629 cases) [2]

Group 1 - The central ecological environment protection supervision teams are conducting inspections in the Yellow River basin, focusing on relevant provinces and central enterprises [1] - The supervision teams are ensuring compliance with the "Ecological Environment Protection Supervision Work Regulations" and monitoring for any misuse of power or violations of discipline [1][2] - The inspections utilize advanced technologies such as satellite imagery and drones to identify unauthorized dumping of construction waste [1] Group 2 - The supervision teams are facilitating effective communication with local authorities to enhance understanding of ecological protection and high-quality development in the Yellow River basin [2] - This round of inspections is the first batch following the implementation of the "Ecological Environment Protection Supervision Work Regulations," emphasizing the importance of adhering to these guidelines [2] - The supervision teams aim to improve the quality and effectiveness of oversight without interfering with normal inspection activities, providing feedback and suggestions to the Ministry of Ecology and Environment [2]

Group 1 - The central ecological environment protection inspection team has handed over a total of 265 new complaint cases, including 17 key cases, to the province on June 28 [1] - The complaints involve various cities, with Jinan having 39 cases, Qingdao 34 cases, and Yantai 33 cases among others [1] - The new complaints address 420 ecological environment issues, including 87 water pollution issues, 129 air pollution issues, and 56 soil pollution issues [1] Group 2 - As of June 28, the total number of complaint cases handed over by the central inspection team has reached 6,127, with 438 key cases [2] - The cumulative complaints involve multiple cities, with Jinan having 1,105 cases and Qingdao 945 cases [2] - The total ecological environment issues reported amount to 8,392, including 1,581 water pollution issues and 2,537 air pollution issues [2]

Group 1 - The central ecological environment protection inspection team has assigned a total of 329 new environmental complaint cases, with 24 being key focus cases, as of June 27 [1] - The complaints are distributed across various cities, with Jinan having 54 cases, Qingdao 51 cases, and others totaling to 329 cases [1] - The new complaints involve 509 ecological environment issues, including 97 water pollution cases, 150 air pollution cases, and 75 soil pollution cases [1] Group 2 - Cumulatively, the inspection team has handled 5,862 complaint cases, with 421 being key focus cases [2] - The total number of ecological environment issues reported is 7,972, with significant numbers in air pollution (2,408 cases) and water pollution (1,494 cases) [2] - The distribution of complaints also shows Jinan with the highest number of cases at 1,066, followed by Qingdao with 911 cases [2]

Group 1 - The core issue highlighted is the lag in the construction of waste incineration facilities in Shanxi's Linfen and Changzhi cities, as well as significant gaps in the management of urban sewage collection networks in Ningxia's Wuzhong city [1][2] - Linfen city is required to complete four waste incineration power generation projects by June 2025, with an additional processing capacity of 1,940 tons per day, but only one project is in the ignition testing phase [1] - Changzhi city is expected to complete a waste incineration project by June 2024, adding 500 tons per day of processing capacity, but it is still in the bidding stage [1] Group 2 - In Wuzhong city, there is a significant issue with combined rain and sewage systems, with 402 out of 510 kilometers of drainage network being combined, and no progress on required separation modifications [2] - Wuzhong city is behind on its sewage network expansion, with 21 kilometers of the planned 43 kilometers still incomplete as of March 2025 [2] - During the rainy season, Wuzhong's sewage treatment plants have experienced multiple overflow incidents, with significant amounts of untreated sewage being discharged into the Yellow River, exceeding environmental quality standards by substantial margins [2]

Group 1 - The central ecological environment protection inspection team has handed over the 30th batch of petition cases, totaling 344 cases, with 30 being key focus cases [1] - The petition cases involve various cities, with Jinan having 71 cases, Qingdao 50 cases, and other cities like Zibo, Zaozhuang, Dongying, and Yantai also reporting significant numbers [1] - The current batch of petition cases addresses 517 ecological environment issues, including 84 water pollution issues, 153 air pollution issues, and 91 soil pollution issues [1] Group 2 - As of June 26, the cumulative number of petition cases handed over by the central inspection team has reached 5,533, with 397 being key focus cases [2] - The total number of ecological environment issues reported is 7,463, with air pollution issues being the most prevalent at 2,258 cases, followed by water pollution at 1,397 cases [2] - The distribution of petition cases across cities shows Jinan with the highest number at 1,012 cases, followed by Qingdao with 860 cases and other cities like Linyi and Yantai also reporting high numbers [2]

Group 1 - The central ecological environment protection inspection team has assigned a total of 220 new public complaints, with 16 being key concerns, as of June 24 [1] - The complaints are distributed across various cities, with Jinan receiving 51, Qingdao 35, and others totaling 220 across the province [1] - The new complaints involve 352 ecological environment issues, including 68 water pollution cases, 103 air pollution cases, and 81 soil pollution cases [1] Group 2 - Cumulatively, the inspection team has handled 4,867 public complaints, with 347 being key concerns [2] - The total number of ecological environment issues reported is 6,451, with significant categories including 1,220 water pollution issues and 1,944 air pollution issues [2] - The distribution of complaints also highlights Jinan with 867 cases and Qingdao with 761 cases, indicating a concentration of environmental concerns in these areas [2]

Group 1 - The central ecological environment protection inspection team has assigned a total of 231 new public complaints, including 14 key focus cases, to the province as of June 22 [1] - The complaints are distributed across various cities, with Jinan receiving 47, Qingdao 45, and other cities receiving varying amounts, totaling 231 complaints [1] - The new complaints involve 352 ecological environment issues, including 71 water pollution cases, 94 air pollution cases, and 58 soil pollution cases [1] Group 2 - Cumulatively, the central ecological environment protection inspection team has assigned 4,432 public complaints to the province, with 320 being key focus cases [2] - The total number of ecological environment issues reported is 5,759, with significant numbers in air pollution (1,727 cases) and water pollution (1,088 cases) [2] - The distribution of complaints also highlights various cities, with Jinan having the highest number at 787 complaints, followed by Qingdao with 684 [2]