Rednet (Changsha): Du Jiahao, Governor of Hunan Province, has inspected the comprehensive treatment of ecological environment of five major areas of regional pollution (including Zhufu Port of Xiangtan City, Sanshiliuwan of Chenzhou, Qingshuitang of Zhuzhou City, Shuikoushan of Hengyang and tin mines of Loudi City), the enviroment of Xiangjiang River and the work on "No.1 Projects" of ecological environment protection. He stressed that Hunan should dare to shut down the productions that pollute environment, with resolutely winning the battle of Xiangjiang River protection and governance, and the efforts should be made for mutual promotion of economic development and ecological protection. Original link: 杜家毫:坚决打赢湘江保护与治理攻坚战 Links: Governor Du Inspects Ecological Environment Treatment in Loudi Du: To create ecological and prosperous environment for people
On August 26, Governor of Hunan Province Du Jiahao went to Lengshuijiang of Loudi City to inspect comprehensive treatment of ecological environment of Stannary Area.
Rednet (Changsha): Du Jiahao, deputy secretary of Hunan provincial committee of CPC and Governor of Hunan, visited Lengshuijiang City of Loudi for a special investigating the work on environmental managements for a tin mining area, August 26. He stressed that local government should have the in-depth implementation of the spirit of President Xi’s important speech on the Revitalization of Old industries of Northeast China, to make innovative developments for transformation of heavy industries by focusing on precision policies and persistent efforts, by protecting ecological environment with civilization construction, with versatile methods and breakthroughs, in effort to create prosperous, peaceful and ecological environment for people.
Du: to firmly guard environment of Xiangjiang River
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Source:english.redet.cn
Updated:2015-08-31 10:05:37
Source:english.redet.cn
Updated:2015-08-31 10:05:37
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