Core Points - The government of Danfeng County, Shaanxi Province, has initiated a 15-day special rectification of mining operations to ensure ecological protection in the Qinling Mountains [1][2] - The rectification includes a comprehensive inspection of all mining enterprises, utilizing advanced technologies such as drones and video monitoring [1] - The approach is categorized into specific rectification strategies based on the issues identified at each mining site [1][2] Group 1 - The rectification focuses on both operational and non-operational mines, including those with and without permits, to ensure orderly mining practices [1] - A tailored strategy for each mine is implemented, addressing immediate rectifiable issues such as illegal land use and inadequate environmental measures [1] - For more serious violations, such as long-term shutdowns and severe ecological damage, the county will enforce closures and terminations of operations [1] Group 2 - The county has formed three inspection teams comprising various departments to oversee compliance, focusing on tax evasion, penalties, and public grievances related to mining enterprises [2] - The inspections aim to address both illegal activities and regulatory responsibilities, ensuring that identified issues are promptly addressed [2] - The overall goal is to achieve effective results from the special rectification efforts in the mining sector [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes the implementation of the new mineral resources law in Tianshui City, Gansu Province, through a "six-step" approach to enhance legal awareness among mining enterprises and regulate non-metallic mining operations [1][2][3] Group 2 - The "six-step" approach includes: 1. Legal education and clarification for mining enterprises, focusing on key issues such as mining rights approval and ecological restoration [1] 2. Self-inspection by mining companies to identify and rectify issues related to illegal and excessive mining practices [2] 3. Verification by local natural resource bureaus to compile a list of problems and risks faced by mining enterprises [2] 4. Supervision of rectification efforts, ensuring immediate action on rectifiable issues and developing plans for more complex problems [2] 5. Comprehensive inspections to verify compliance with rectification measures and prevent recurrence of similar issues [2] 6. Establishment of a problem management registry to track and address issues effectively, promoting a healthy mining economy [3]