Core Viewpoint - The ecological report for Inner Mongolia highlights significant improvements in environmental quality and asset value, showcasing a successful transformation from ecological investment to economic gain [1][21]. Ecological Asset Appreciation - Grassland and forest values have surged, with grassland vegetation coverage reaching a new high of 45.5% [3][4]. - The core pastoral areas of Hulunbuir and Xilin Gol have visibly increased grass height and yield [4]. Environmental Quality Improvement - Inner Mongolia boasts an average of 89.6% of days with good air quality, with "Inner Mongolia Blue" becoming a common sight [8]. - The region has successfully transformed 40% of the Kubuqi Desert into green oasis and 80% of the Mu Us Sandy Land has been afforested [8]. Renewable Energy Development - The Kubuqi Desert has become a hub for ecological photovoltaic projects, generating over 2 billion kWh annually [15]. - Inner Mongolia's renewable energy capacity is set to exceed 100 million kW in 2024, leading the nation and supplying over 600 billion kWh of clean electricity [17]. Green Agriculture and Livestock - The region's grasslands are producing high-value ecological beef and lamb, with prices doubling for "zero-carbon" labeled products [19]. - Carbon trading in Inner Mongolia has reached over 800,000 tons with a transaction value exceeding 30 million yuan in 2024 [21]. Conclusion - The ecological investments in Inner Mongolia are yielding substantial economic returns, transforming the region's environmental efforts into profitable ventures, thus redefining the narrative around ecological expenditure as a strategic investment opportunity [21].