Inner Mongolia coal chemical prospect
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I recently traveled around several cities in Inner Mongolia due to work needs, and everything I saw was yellow sand and Gobi. Although I saw people planting trees on the roadside, I also saw many coal chemical companies and coal coking companies along the way. The pollution is still very high. I can't help but think of the embarrassing situation of some domestic cities with exhausted resources, and I feel very uncomfortable! Please discuss how the coal chemical industry should develop and how the coal chemical industry and the environment can coexist harmoniously! I read in the newspaper some time ago that every time Air France purchases an aircraft, it must first calculate the amount of exhaust gas emitted by the aircraft each year, and then calculate how many trees need to be planted to achieve a balance based on the amount of carbon dioxide absorbed by a tree each year. The airline must plant these number of trees before allowing the new aircraft to be put into use. I don’t know if there are any relevant laws in this regard in China, and I hope you friends can discuss it!
China is now just like the United States in the 1970s and 1980s. Some people only focus on efficiency and ignore environmental protection. This is tantamount to committing suicide! !
Inner Mongolia has a vast territory and sparsely populated area. It is a good place to engage in chemical industry. Many places are planning to build "Western Heavy Chemical Industry Base". Apart from chemical industry, there is almost no other way to get rich quickly.
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I once flew over Inner Mongolia and saw the loess and barren mountains below with very little green. At that time, I had an idea: why not invest 4 trillion in vegetation restoration? Recreate the scenery of wind-blown grass and cows and sheep? Why not change environmental protection charges to require new coal chemical companies to plant trees and green them before they can be put into operation?
The development of the western region depends on resources. Only cheap resources can attract investment. Only large investments can attract talents. Only with talents can regions develop. As long as a place becomes popular, it will naturally develop. As for pollution, it will be dealt with after development. The old industrial areas in Germany are now well managed.