Fuzhou tanning and other backward industries will be eliminated

A few days ago, the Fuzhou Municipal Government issued the “2011 Total Pollutant Emission Reduction Plan for Fuzhou City,” which clarified the emission reduction targets for this year.

The plan calls for the city's sulfur dioxide emissions to be controlled within 92.15 million tons this year, a net reduction of 0.285 million tons from last year, and a reduction of 3%; the emission of nitrogen oxides will be controlled within 116.65 million tons, a net reduction of 0.825 million tons from last year, and emission reduction 6.6%; The city's industrial, living, livestock and poultry farms and other fields of chemical oxygen demand will be controlled at 0.691 million tons, 71.61 million tons, 141,700 tons less than last year, respectively, a net reduction of 0.007 million tons, 0.007 million tons, 0.8 10,000 tons, respectively 1%, 1.25%, 5.4%.

In order to ensure the completion of the reduction plan, this year, the city will arrange 67 key emission reduction projects for industrial and domestic water pollutants. According to the relevant regulations, livestock and poultry farms in the ban area are to be closed. The total amount of pollutants discharged from livestock and poultry farming is 20% lower than last year. The city will also strictly implement the provincial government's opinions on leather, paper and other industries, and implement the elimination and management of paper, leather, pharmaceutical, textile printing, chemical, metallurgy, building materials and other industries. Among them, by the end of June this year, the city will eliminate all leather processing enterprises, eliminate backward production lines and processes in the papermaking, printing and dyeing industries; before the end of the year, we will phase out monosodium glutamate production plants with an annual output of 30,000 tons and metallurgy, building materials, lead, The backward process technology and equipment of the oil refining industry have comprehensively carried out structural emission reductions by optimizing the industrial structure.