**Do environmental protection agencies treat all enterprises equally?
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This post was last edited by wamj6566 on 2016-2-1 at 15:29. I have been working in environmental management for several years； Participated in numerous training sessions and meetings related to environmental protection and the ** department ； Based on my practical work experience, it is clear that there are significant differences in the environmental protection requirements and the level of supervision applied to large chemical enterprises as compared to small ones ； 1 ； I was fortunate to attend a **-level training session ； A professor specializing in environmental protection from Tsinghua University said during his lecture to us that the reason why companies do not pay enough attention to environmental protection is closely related to the intensity of regulatory oversight and the costs associated with environmental crimes ； Regular large-scale chemical industry ； All wastewater and exhaust gases are subjected to online analysis ； There must be only one wastewater and exhaust gas pipeline for discharge, and it must be clearly marked ； The small chemical plant secretly laid a pipe to drain waste into a river outside the factory ； There’s not even a need to pay discharge fees ； The large-scale chemical plant was found to have exceeded the limits ； Fines of tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or even millions ； Anyway, you’re not short of that amount of money ； It’s generally difficult to investigate small businesses ； Even if it is found ； I’ll just give a gift if that’s necessary ； (Is Fa Zheng analyzing it online?) ； ) If you punish me too harshly ； I’m closing the door ； Go and set up a factory somewhere else ； Your taxes have gone down again ； Hehe 2; The head of the environmental protection department also pointed this out at a meeting ； Several environmental violations detected by the higher-level environmental protection authorities in our area some time ago ； It’s just the tip of the iceberg ； Because the companies that are inspected are relatively legitimate ones ； Other unregulated companies never took them there at all ； If I go there ； The problem is even bigger ； Hehe ； Local protection and **regulations are still contradictory ； Localities **are afraid of a decline in GDP ； Also worried about the occurrence of safety and environmental violations ； And do you guys think it’s the same? ；
Local protectionism is definitely one of the biggest obstacles to law enforcement
Yes, some people say that environmental protection agencies don’t do their job properly. I participated in an odor inspection organized by a local environmental group; the staff from the district environmental protection bureau worked until 12 noon before taking a break to eat. They drove old vans for hundreds of kilometers a day – it was really tough work. They too have their difficulties.
That was a low-ranking official； It’s estimated that there isn’t even a section-level position ； If it were bigger, it wouldn’t break – it would be a van ； What they eat has also changed
That’s the thing; if laws are enforced strictly and impartially, there wouldn’t be so many environmental problems.
Localities **are afraid of a decline in GDP； Also worried about the occurrence of safety and environmental violations
**Such short-sighted behavior harms the ordinary people who are unaware of what’s going on. The wealthy bosses can emigrate, but what will happen to the descendants of us ordinary people? China, with its vast resources, is able to reach for the moon in the sky and catch turtles in the seas – so why can’t it solve environmental problems?
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The task of environmental protection is arduous and has a long way to go! ! ! ! !
； Other unregulated companies never took them there; what’s there to ask? Tied together.
The fact that there are few technicians who truly understand environmental protection is also a significant problem.