下一步，江西省将严格对标生态环境部应急办及专家组验收意见，进一步巩固完善试点工作，对湖口园 区试点成果进行再打磨、再优化，系统提炼可复制、可推广的"江西经验"，切实增强区域环境风险防范 与应急处置能力，为筑牢生态环境安全防线夯实基础。 中化新网讯根据生态环境部《关于公布化工园区突发水污染事件环境应急三级防控体系建设暨"一园一 策一图"试点园区(第二批)名单的通知》等有关要求，2025年12月25日，江西九江湖口高新技术产业园 区(下称湖口园区)完成各项试点任务并通过验收。 验收组通过实地核查、资料审阅、座谈问询等方式全面核查试点工作情况，并一致认为，湖口园区突发 水污染事件环境应急三级防控体系建设暨"一园一策一图"国家级示范试点工作达到预期目标，在全国化 工园区"一园一策一图"实施工作中树立了示范样板，同意通过验收。验收组建议湖口园区以此次验收为 契机，进一步将国家级试点工作做深做实做细，系统梳理创新举措和实践经验，持续深化工作成效，切 实发挥示范引领作用。 ...

Core Points - The Ministry of Ecology and Environment of China has issued a notice to establish a three-level emergency response system for sudden water pollution incidents in chemical parks, designating 46 chemical parks, including Tianjin Nangang Industrial Zone, as the second batch of pilot parks [1][2] - The pilot parks are required to follow the environmental emergency concept of "exchanging space for time" and develop tailored emergency response plans, known as "one park, one policy, one map" [1][2] - The initiative aims to enhance the emergency preparedness system for sudden water pollution incidents by integrating the plans of chemical parks with river basin management strategies [1][2] Summary by Sections Emergency Response System - The emergency response system is designed to improve the capability to prevent and respond to sudden environmental incidents in chemical parks [1] - The system will be implemented in a way that is adaptable to local conditions and resources [1][2] Pilot Parks - The second batch of pilot parks includes 46 locations, with a focus on creating models that can be replicated and promoted across the country [2] - Shanghai, Jiangsu, and Zhejiang provinces are encouraged to lead the implementation of the emergency response system and achieve full coverage by the end of 2025 [1][2] Future Goals - The initiative is part of a broader plan to ensure nationwide coverage of the emergency response system for key chemical parks during the 14th Five-Year Plan period [2] - The goal is to complete the construction of the three-level emergency response system within 3 kilometers of the main riverbanks in relevant provinces by 2026 [1]