Dear experts, please listen to my question: Why is the land of South China and North China shrouded in heavy smog for two consecutive days?
We are in the land of South China and North China, this vast land, and it has been shrouded in heavy smog for two days in a row. We can't help but wonder why we didn't burn straw, set off fireworks, or burn paper money at graves. Most homes have switched to clean energy for heating, and we're doing our best to comply with your bans. However, the problem of pollution does not seem to be closely related to rural farmers. But you have repeatedly accused us. There is no one to defend us, so we can only choose to endure. So, are we really to blame for the two days of heavy pollution?
First of all, I would like to point out that the problem of air pollution in South and North China is not a one-day disease, but the result of long-term accumulation. The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region has been shrouded in dense smog for more than 10 days. This is not a one-day cold, but the result of a combination of factors.
However, we cannot put all the blame on us farmers. We acknowledge that the way we live and produce may have an impact on the environment, but we are also actively seeking change and progress. We have started to use clean energy to reduce pollution to the environment. We are also willing to receive more environmental education and training to better protect our environment.
However, the solution to environmental protection problems is not achieved overnight, and requires the joint efforts of the whole society. We also need more technical and policy support to help our farmers better cope with environmental issues. We would also like to receive more information and guidance so that we can better participate in environmental actions.
Second, the root cause of the smog problem is not simple, involving industrial production, transportation, energy structure and other aspects. In industrial production, a large number of emissions and exhaust gases are directly discharged into the air without treatment, which has a great impact on the environment. In transportation, the high volume of vehicle exhaust and diesel emissions also puts a lot of pressure on the environment. In terms of energy structure, the large use of fossil energy such as coal is also one of the main reasons for the smog problem.
In addition, problems such as unreasonable urban planning and inadequate supervision are also one of the causes of smog. High-rise buildings, dense transportation networks, and a large number of industrial facilities in cities can all have an impact on the environment. At the same time, the lack of supervision by regulators of polluting companies has also enabled some companies to discharge pollutants illegally.
Therefore, solving the problem of smog requires the joint efforts of the whole society. We need to strengthen environmental education and raise public awareness of environmental protection. We need to strengthen supervision and impose severe penalties on companies that violate the law. We need to optimize urban planning to reduce traffic congestion and environmental pollution. We need to promote the use of clean energy and reduce our dependence on fossil fuels.
In closing, I would like to say that we, the farmers, are also actively seeking change and progress. We are willing to receive more environmental education and training to better protect our environment. We also hope to get more support and help so that we can better participate in environmental protection actions. We believe that only with the joint efforts of the whole society can we truly solve the problem of smog and give us a clean air and a beautiful environment.