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1) prevention and control of environmental pollution caused by production and living activities, including prevention and control of "three wastes" (waste water, waste gas and waste residue), dust, radioactive substances, noise, vibration, odor and electromagnetic microwave radiation, harmful gases, waste liquid and noise generated by transportation activities, pollutants discharged by ships at sea, toxic and harmful chemicals used in industrial and agricultural production and people's life, and smoke and sewage discharged from urban life.

(2) prevent environmental damage caused by construction and development activities, including pollution and damage caused by large-scale water conservancy projects, railways, highway trunk lines, large-scale ports and docks, airports and large-scale industrial projects, damage and impact of land reclamation and lake reclamation activities, development of offshore oil fields, coastal zones and marshes, development of forests and mineral resources, and damage and pollution caused by the establishment and construction of new industrial zones and new towns.

(3) Protect the natural environment with special value, including providing effective protection for rare species and their living environment, special natural development history relics, geological phenomena, landforms and landscapes.

In addition, urban and rural planning, control of soil erosion and desertification, afforestation, control of population growth and distribution, and rational allocation of productive forces also belong to environmental protection. Environmental protection has become one of the common actions and main tasks of governments and people all over the world. China declared environmental protection as a basic national policy, and formulated and promulgated a series of laws and regulations on environmental protection to ensure the implementation of this basic national policy.

In p>25, an "environmental storm" blew up in the mainland of China, and 3 projects under construction with a total investment of more than 117.9 billion yuan were stopped by the State Environmental Protection Administration, including three projects of the Three Gorges Corporation, which are also ministerial units. The reason is that these projects have not been assessed by environmental impact, and they are illegal projects that have not been approved for construction.

Environmental deterioration The environmental problems in China, no way back did not start today. As early as the 199s, the problem of environmental pollution was very serious. Such as the Huaihe River Basin. In the 199s, five types of water quality accounted for 8%, and the whole Huaihe River was like a huge sewage ditch all the year round. In 1995, the economic losses caused by environmental pollution reached 187.5 billion yuan.

according to the calculation of Chinese academy of sciences, the losses caused by environmental pollution and ecological destruction have accounted for 15% of the total GDP, which means 9% economic growth on the one hand and 15% loss rate on the other. The environmental problem is not only a problem of China's sustainable development, but also a demon that devours economic achievements.

Denmark disinfects the soil. Denmark has a small land area. In order to prevent the contaminated soil from causing harm to people, the government has formulated a plan to disinfect the contaminated soil. It is estimated that it will take 3 years to disinfect and clean the soil in the past and present chemical, steel casting and mining enterprises by means of biodegradation, water washing and high temperature treatment, so as to eliminate pollution.

Japanese windmills purify the lake. There is a Dutch windmill with 25 meters high and four blades with a diameter of 2 meters near Xiapu Lake, the second largest lake in Japan. It is not only a sight for people to watch, but also a facility to purify the lake. As the windmill rotates with the blades, a water pump inside continuously sucks up the lake water, then removes the floating garbage and dirt in the water through a filter, and then discharges the decontaminated lake water into an aquatic botanical garden for irrigating flowers and keeping goldfish, which adds a beautiful and refined atmosphere to the lake and garden.

In recent years, the concept of "circular economy" has attracted much attention. Since the 198s, the Japanese government has formulated a series of laws and regulations to vigorously promote circular economy.

The recycling of scrapped cars is an important part of Japan's circular economy. Japan is a big automobile country, with more than 7 million cars in the country, and more than 5 million cars are eliminated every year. Unwilling to bear the cost of recycling scrapped cars, many people throw scrapped cars everywhere, which not only affects the city appearance and traffic, but also causes great harm to the environment by untreated harmful substances.

Singapore starts with small things. In Singapore, wherever you go, it is spotless. Parks, street benches, and even roadside teeth can be seated at will, so you don't have to worry about soiling your skirts. It can be seen from a very small example: Singapore buses have a small box with no cover installed at the armrest of the lower door, and passengers who get off the bus throw their tickets into it. This shows that on the one hand, the government strictly prohibits the public from throwing waste, on the other hand, it tries its best to create convenient facilities for the public in order to better protect the environment.

In Ireland, garbage has to be weighed. I only heard that collecting waste has to be weighed to calculate the money, but I have never heard that garbage has to be weighed to pay. Not long ago, however, the Irish Ministry of the Environment announced a garbage removal plan that paid by volume. This plan introduces a new garbage collection system, and all local administrative authorities will measure the garbage of public facilities and households, either by weight or by volume, and those who take out garbage must pay the cleaning fee according to the actual amount of garbage.

1. What does green food mean? (C)

A, vegetables, fruits, green food C, safe and pollution-free food D, food with rich nutritional value

2, which of the following is garbage that can be recycled by classification? (C)

A recycling waste plastics b recycling leftovers c recycling waste paper d recycling biological waste

3. Which leader initiated the environmental protection in China? (D)

A, Mao Zedong B, Liu Shaoqi C, Deng Xiaoping D, Zhou Enlai

4. Which of the following does not belong to environmental pollution? (A)

A, biological pollution B. Food pollution C, noise pollution D, soil pollution

5. What are the three aspects of environmental status assessment?

A, environmental pollution assessment b, ecological assessment c, aesthetic assessment. D land quality evaluation

6. Acid rain area accounts for (B)

A. 2% B.4% C. 3%

7. Choose phosphorus-free washing powder (b).

A. Protect clothes B. Prevent pollution C. Protect hands

8. Wetland protection is an important field of environmental protection and a hot spot of international nature protection; World Wetlands Day is an annual event: (c).

a. March 12th B. May 2nd C. February 2nd 9. The largest nature reserve in China (C).

A. Kanas Lake Reserve B. Tianchi Reserve C. Altun Mountain Reserve

1. Bayinbuluke Swan National Reserve is (b) the most concentrated breeding ground for big swans.

a. China B. World C. Asia

11. Section 1 No.1 battery can make a square meter of land lose its use value forever, and a button battery can pollute (C)A.1 cubic meter of water B.1 cubic meters of water C.6, cubic meters of water

12. The emblem of china wildlife conservation association is (b)

A.

A. Hanas B. Tianchi C. Altun Mountain

14. Which of the following is wrong: (c)

A. Three waste lunch boxes can be used as a student's ruler

B. After the waste cans are dissolved, they can be recycled for 1% countless times to create new cans

C. Waste glass cannot be recycled

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A. Level 1, Level 2 B. Key level 2 C. Level 1, Level 2, Level 3

16. To protect the blue sky, when we go out, we should (c).

a. Try to choose a comfortable means of transportation. B. Use a private car. C. Try to choose a public means of transportation.

17. Reduce "white pollution". We should (a)

A. Consciously not use and use less plastic bags that are difficult to degrade. B. Throw plastic garbage

C. Try to use plastic products

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A. Environmental impact B. Environmental improvement C. Environmental transformation

19. When using the copier, Ozone produced by the chemical reaction between the high-voltage parts of the copier and the air (B) < P > A. No influence B. Harmful to human health C. Beneficial to human health

2. The objects of environmental monitoring are: (A) < P > A. Atmosphere, water, soil, biology and noise < P > B. Atmosphere, city appearance, soil and noise. At present, human society is facing one of six serious environmental problems: (b)

A. The deterioration of ecological environment B. The environmental problems caused by the deterioration of ecological environment and the development of new resources

C. The development of new resources

22. China has established (c) as a basic national policy.

A. National unity B. Poverty alleviation C. Environmental protection

23. The biosphere generally refers to the relationship and influence between the boundary circle of the formed biological system and the boundary circle of nature.

A. Humans and animals B. Humans, animals and plants C. Animals and plants