Away from the smog target is arduous, but still possible to achieve

The challenge of escaping smog is tough, but it's not impossible. The action plan has set clear objectives and specific targets for the public. However, some may question whether these goals are too ambitious and hard to achieve. Indeed, this is a difficult task. Tackling air pollution is a long-term effort. While countries like the United States and Europe have gone through similar struggles, they eventually found solutions. In our case, the issue has been more explosive and complex. For example, in Beijing, the average PM2.5 concentration has dropped from 90 μg/m³ to 60 μg/m³. Based on previous efforts, it would have taken 10–15 years to reach this level, but now the goal is expected to be achieved within five years. This is a significant and challenging mission. The target reflects the nation's determination and the people's aspirations. This plan is largely driven by the government, which plays a crucial role in its implementation. According to environmental experts in Dongguan, the technical capacity is sufficient to support the achievement of these targets. However, the real challenge lies in the development philosophy. Only when all necessary measures are in place can the goal truly be realized. Setting these goals involves cooperation across multiple departments and continuous interaction. Discussions have been held in-depth with local authorities regarding the proportion of pollutant reductions in key areas. Local challenges and potential obstacles have been openly discussed, ensuring that the targets are realistic and the strategies are practical. According to calculations by the Ministry of Environmental Protection's Environmental Planning Institute, while increased investment in pollution control may have a minor impact on GDP growth, industrial restructuring will inevitably lead to some short-term declines in local tax revenues, affecting regional economies. These impacts should be viewed from a broader perspective. People often focus on the economic effects, but they tend to overlook the hidden costs of pollution, especially in terms of health losses. According to a World Bank report, China's air pollution control input-output ratio reached 1:5. Although certain measures might affect economic growth in the short term, in the long run, from a comprehensive social benefit perspective, "major surgery" will bring substantial benefits. Technical support: Dongguan Waste Gas Treatment, Dongguan Wastewater Treatment, Dongguan Noise Control, Dongguan Dust Control. http://news.chinawj.com.cn Submission: Zinc Shattaf Bidet Spray

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