（来源：法治日报） □ 本报记者帅标 □ 本报通讯员 黄静 江雨梦 近年来，面对辖区常住人口8.6万，地处城乡接合部、矛 盾隐患多等基层治理压力，湖南省岳阳市云溪区云溪街道坚持以法治为引领，用情疏导、以理劝解、依 法处置，一批信访积案得以妥善化解。 云溪街道坚持以法治建设贯穿信访工作全程，着力构建全方位 法治信访格局。细化信访受理、办理、督办全流程规范，明确协同机制；聘请法律顾问提供常态化支 持，开设"信访法治讲堂"提升工作人员依法办事能力与群众依法信访意识。创新"网格+信访"模式，推 动信访融入基层网格化管理，实现"小事不出网格、大事不出街道"。依托多元渠道结合典型案例普法， 引导群众"信访"转"信法"。 针对重复信访积案，云溪街道坚持一名党政领导包干负责、一套班子跟踪 协调、一个方案研判处理的"一案一策"方式，推动案结事了、事心双解。在李某武广高铁征收补偿、清 溪村项目用地纠纷等问题中，工作专班依法厘清事实、明确政策差异、找准症结、搭建协商平台，促成 双方和解。近5年来共处置化解信访积案11件，实现依法治理与社会效果相统一。 同时，云溪街道着力 推动信访工作重心下移、关口前移，充分发挥法院、检察、公安、司 ...

Core Viewpoint - The city is advancing water ecological protection through legal frameworks, transitioning from experience-based management to law-based governance, focusing on river management, drinking water safety, and water conservation [1][2] Group 1: River Management and Protection - The city has implemented regulations such as the "Zhenjiang River Management Regulations" and the "Zhenjiang Water Engineering Management Measures" to establish a comprehensive river management and protection system [1] - These regulations detail river classification, protection standards, and responsibilities, integrating ecological protection with cultural heritage [1] Group 2: Drinking Water Safety - The "Zhenjiang Drinking Water Source Protection Regulations" have been enacted to legally define protection boundaries for water sources, outlining prohibited actions for individuals and enterprises [1] - The regulations include comprehensive management measures for water source establishment, daily maintenance, supervision, and emergency response [1] Group 3: Water Conservation - The city has developed the "Zhenjiang Water Conservation Regulations" and the "Zhenjiang Water Usage Statistical Management Measures" to create a closed-loop management system for water conservation [2] - The approach includes enhancing mechanisms, strengthening technology, and clarifying penalties to ensure the effectiveness of the regulations [2] - The water authority emphasizes the integration of law-based governance throughout the water ecological protection process, establishing a solid institutional foundation for regional ecological safety [2]

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing efforts by provincial authorities to address environmental issues related to restaurant cooking fumes have highlighted the challenges posed by existing regulations and the need for improved communication and compliance mechanisms [1][2][4] Group 1: Regulatory Challenges - The issue of cooking fumes from restaurants has become a focal point of environmental complaints, particularly in areas where such activities are prohibited by the Air Pollution Prevention Law [1] - The law explicitly bans the establishment of restaurants that generate cooking fumes in residential buildings and certain mixed-use buildings, complicating enforcement and compliance [1][2] Group 2: Legal and Administrative Gaps - There is a disconnect between the administrative approval processes and the enforcement of environmental regulations, leading to situations where businesses may unknowingly violate the law [2] - Current regulations do not adequately inform businesses about the restrictions related to cooking fume emissions, which can undermine government credibility and public trust [2] Group 3: Proposed Solutions - A suggestion was made to implement a "notification letter" mechanism during the restaurant registration process to inform businesses of legal requirements regarding site selection, thereby preventing violations before they occur [2] - The meeting emphasized the importance of inter-departmental collaboration to enhance information sharing and compliance at the provincial level, particularly in the restaurant registration phase [4] Group 4: Commitment to Environmental Governance - The meeting underscored the necessity for leadership accountability and institutional support in enforcing environmental protection policies [3] - A commitment was made to enhance public awareness and legal literacy among business operators through various educational initiatives, aiming to reduce existing environmental issues and prevent new ones [4]

Group 1 - The local legislative authority in Yancheng has developed 22 local regulations since obtaining legislative power in 2015, with 8 being first in the nation or province and 2 included in the provincial legislative quality cultivation project [1] - Yancheng has established the first provincial comprehensive greening regulation to support the construction of coastal ecological protection forests and the creation of a national forest city [1] - The city has pioneered regulations for comprehensive utilization of crop straw and dust pollution prevention, utilizing legal measures to protect the environment [1] - The city has enacted the first municipal-level comprehensive marine economy regulation in the country, contributing to the development of a modern marine industry system [1] Group 2 - Yancheng has focused on social welfare by creating regulations for elderly care services and enhancing the city's elderly care system, which has been featured in national media [2] - The city has mandated the installation of 4,724 automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in public places, successfully rescuing 2 cardiac arrest patients and conducting training for over 150,000 people [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles emphasizes the importance of wetland protection and restoration, highlighting China's leadership in international wetland cities and the implementation of the Wetland Protection Law [1][2] - China has achieved the certification of "International Wetland Cities" for 9 cities, bringing the total to 22, showcasing its global leadership in wetland conservation [1] - The implementation of the Wetland Protection Law in 2022 marks a significant step in integrating wetland protection into the legal framework, reflecting the increasing policy emphasis on ecosystem maintenance [1] Group 2 - The approach to mangrove restoration should focus on selecting suitable tree species based on specific environmental conditions rather than merely expanding planting areas [2] - Effective management of invasive species like Spartina alterniflora requires a principle-based approach to restore biodiversity and ecological service functions in coastal areas [2] - The transformation of ecological resources into economic value is a key topic in wetland governance, with various local initiatives developing tailored models for ecological agriculture, tourism, and carbon trading [2]