Group 1 - Guangzhou aims to advance the "waste-free city" initiative by 2025, focusing on solid waste reduction, resource utilization, and harmless disposal [1][2] - The city is enhancing its hazardous waste collection network, implementing regulations for the recycling of used batteries from electric bicycles, and has established 2,185 intelligent collection facilities for waste mineral oil [1] - A pilot program for the centralized collection of waste lead-acid batteries is expected to yield a total collection of approximately 33,000 tons by 2025, representing a year-on-year increase of 35.6% [1] Group 2 - Guangzhou is conducting special inspections and remediation actions, verifying 57 illegal solid waste disposal cases and cleaning approximately 38,800 tons of various solid waste [2] - The city is focusing on the meticulous management of hazardous waste, with a 99.89% compliance rate in annual assessments of hazardous waste generation units, marking a continuous increase over three years [2] - By 2026, Guangzhou plans to deepen the "waste-free city" initiative, supporting high-quality development through a high-quality ecological environment [2]