Group 1: Achievements in Natural Resource Management - By the end of 2024, the total cultivated land area in China is expected to reach 19.4 billion mu, an increase of 28 million mu compared to 2020 [1] - The total water resources in the country have reached 31.1 trillion cubic meters, with groundwater resources amounting to 867.92 billion cubic meters [1] - The forest coverage rate in China has reached 25.09%, an increase of approximately 2 percentage points since 2020, making China the fastest-growing country in terms of greening [1] Group 2: Urban Planning and Land Use - The Ministry of Natural Resources has deepened the "multi-planning integration" reform, optimizing the land spatial layout [2] - A national land spatial planning outline has been developed, with provincial and municipal plans approved and implemented, creating a unified blueprint for land development and protection [2] - Strict land use controls have been implemented to safeguard food security and ecological spaces, effectively curbing urban sprawl [2] Group 3: Ecological Protection and Restoration - The Ministry has implemented significant ecological system protection and restoration initiatives, with over 10 million mu of land undergoing comprehensive remediation [3] - Historical abandoned mines covering over 2.4 million mu have been rehabilitated, and coastal wetlands of 760,000 mu have been restored [3] - The quality of typical marine ecosystems, such as coral reefs, has improved, with over 60% now rated as good [3] Group 4: Mining and Resource Exploration - A new round of mineral exploration has been launched, with nearly 450 billion yuan invested, leading to significant breakthroughs in energy resources [4] - Major discoveries include 10 large oil fields and 19 large gas fields, with the Ordos Basin alone adding over 300 billion cubic meters of geological reserves [4][5] - The discovery of two large uranium mines in Gansu and Heilongjiang has strengthened the resource base for uranium mining in China [5] Group 5: Development of New Resource Bases - Old resource bases have been revitalized, with significant new reserves found in various provinces, extending the operational lifespan of these mines [6] - New resource bases are emerging, such as the phosphate mine in Yunnan and the deep brine potassium salt mine in Qinghai, with the Dandong gold mine in Liaoning showing promising gold resources [6] - Strategic emerging industry minerals have also seen major exploration breakthroughs, contributing to a leading global resource supply system [6] Group 6: Technological Advancements in Resource Extraction - The exploration of lithium resources has identified an "Asian lithium belt" spanning 2,800 kilometers across several provinces, with multiple large and super-large lithium mines discovered [7] - Breakthroughs in technology have enabled the extraction of lithium from low-grade ores and brine, enhancing domestic production capabilities [7] - A significant advancement in helium extraction technology has been achieved, allowing for domestic production to meet core demand, reducing reliance on imports [7]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of implementing the spirit of the Central Eight Regulations and enhancing the Party's work style to ensure high-quality development in the province [1][2] - The provincial natural resources system is urged to integrate learning education with its main responsibilities to improve work efficiency and support key tasks such as the "Three-Year" activities and "Eight Hard Battles" [2] - Focus on resource conservation and efficient utilization in land and mineral resource planning, while enhancing digital governance capabilities in natural resources [2][3] Group 2 - The need for high standards and strict requirements in promoting learning education across all levels and departments is highlighted, with a focus on addressing specific issues and improving the performance of key personnel [3] - Emphasis on the integration of ecological protection and systematic governance, alongside rectifying issues identified by central ecological environment protection inspections [2][3]