Volkswagen Newspaper · Dazhong Daily Client 2021-09-04 20:23:05
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On September 4, the 2021 "Comprehensive Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution" high-end forum co-sponsored by the Provincial Department of Science and Technology and the Department of Chemistry of the National Natural Science Foundation of China and undertaken by the Rizhao Municipal Science and Technology Bureau was held in Rizhao. Eight academicians and 40 high-level experts from the field of comprehensive prevention and control of environmental pollution in China attended the forum and made academic exchanges.
At the forum, the participating academicians and experts conducted academic exchanges and discussions on topics such as "environmental analytical chemistry", "air pollution and control chemistry", "water pollution and control chemistry", "soil pollution and remediation chemistry", "microbial ecological chemistry", "marine environmental chemistry", "biological and ecological environment purification" and other topics, and put forward planning suggestions and prevention and control plans for the development of environmental pollution.
At this forum, the Provincial Science and Technology Department organized the science and technology bureaus of 7 coastal cities in our province, the high-tech zone, the Qingdao Marine Science and Technology Pilot National Laboratory, the Shandong Environmental Science Society, the relevant enterprises in the province, and the responsible comrades of scientific research institutions to participate. It is hoped that this opportunity will be taken to promote enterprises and scientific research institutions around the world to strengthen docking with academicians and experts in the field of comprehensive prevention and control of environmental pollution, establish a long-term cooperation mechanism, promote the transformation of scientific and technological achievements, and jointly write a new chapter of green development.
(Reporting by Wu Baoshu and Li Shenghao, client reporters of Dazhong Daily)