In a bold move towards environmental sustainability, China has unveiled plans to expedite the development of a modern eco-environment monitoring system. According to the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, China is establishing the world's largest and most comprehensive eco-environment monitoring network.
Pei Xiaofei, a spokesperson for the ministry, highlighted that the country currently monitors 33,000 sites directly. This extensive network has seen significant improvements in monitoring quality, efficiency, technological capabilities, and regulatory oversight.
To fast-track the building of this advanced system, China aims to address existing weaknesses in monitoring processes and establish robust standards for the sector. Efforts will also focus on enhancing the nation's analytical and forecasting abilities, ensuring integrated monitoring across diverse landscapes—from mountainous regions to maritime territories.
Technological innovation and strengthened regulatory measures are at the forefront of this initiative. By leveraging cutting-edge technologies, China seeks to advance its monitoring capabilities, ensuring timely and accurate environmental data collection and analysis.
The ambitious project is set to be completed by 2035, positioning China’s eco-environment monitoring system at a globally advanced level. This development underscores China’s commitment to sustainable growth and environmental preservation, aligning with global efforts to combat climate change and protect natural resources.
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China to expedite building modern eco-environment monitoring system
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