Embrace green environmental protection handwritten newspaper

Garbage recycling, protecting the earth, participating in environmental protection with a little effort, and not letting the green disappear, we know how to shed tears. Let's take a look together. Below is a handwritten newspaper on embracing green environmental protection that I compiled for you. I hope you like it.

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Contents of green and environmentally friendly handwritten newspaper 1:

1. Environmental protection is everyone’s responsibility.

2. Protecting the environment is a basic national policy that must be adhered to for a long time.

3. Implement the strategy of rejuvenating the country through science and education and sustainable development.

4. The theme of World Environment Day on June 5, 1998 is: "For life on earth - save our oceans."

5. Protect blue skies and clear waters.

6. Build a beautiful border and protect our homeland.

7. Strengthen environmental publicity and education and improve the environmental awareness of the whole people.

8. Protecting the environment is the responsibility of every citizen.

9. Environmental protection starts from my side.

10. Protect the environment and benefit the people.

11. Protecting the environment means protecting ourselves.

12. Destroying the environment means destroying the home we depend on for survival.

13. The soil cannot regenerate, prevent soil pollution and desertification, and reduce soil erosion.

14. The environment and human beings must coexist, and resource development and environmental protection must be coordinated.

15. Protect the water environment and save water resources.

16. Protect Gobi vegetation, prevent sand and dust pollution, and protect the atmospheric environment.

17. Establish awareness of the general environment and protect the ecological environment.

Green environmental handwritten newspaper content part 2:

Definition of environmental protection:

Narrow sense: Human beings in various behavioral activities in order to reduce, solve real or A general term for various practical activities carried out to prevent potential environmental pollution problems, resist and rescue natural and cosmic disasters, and maintain one's own existence and development.

In a broad sense: Environmental protection refers to the general term for various actions taken by humans to solve actual or potential environmental problems, coordinate the relationship between humans and the environment, and ensure the sustainable development of the economy and society. Its methods and means include engineering technology, administrative management, legal, economic, publicity and education, etc.

Basic introduction

Environmental protection (referred to as environmental protection) is due to the serious environmental pollution problems caused by production development, which first attracted the attention of developed countries. It is restricted by national laws and regulations. It has gradually attracted the attention of the whole society through publicity and public opinion. It has emerged from developed countries to developing countries as a measure to protect the ecological environment and effectively deal with pollution problems. In 1962, American biologist Rachel Carson published a book called "Silent Spring", which explained the pollution and damage caused by the pesticide DDT to the environment. Due to the warning in the book, the United States The government began investigating highly toxic pesticides and established the Environmental Protection Agency in 1970, and states successively passed laws banning the production and use of highly toxic pesticides. Because of this incident, the book is considered the iconic starting point of 20th century environmental ecology. The "First United Nations Conference on the Human Environment" was held in Stockholm, Sweden, from June 5 to 16, 1972, sponsored by the United Nations. The famous "Declaration on the Human Environment" was proposed, which was the beginning of environmental protection officially attracting the attention of governments around the world. The Chinese government also participated in this meeting.

The environmental protection cause of the People's Republic of China also started in 1972. Beijing established the Guanting Reservoir Protection Office, and Hebei Province established the Three Wastes Treatment Office. ***Tongzhi Research and Treatment is located beside the Guanting Reservoir and belongs to Hebei Province. The Shacheng pesticide factory's pollution of the Guanting Reservoir led to China's promulgation of a law formally banning the production and use of DDT nationwide. In 1973, the Environmental Protection Office under the State Construction Commission was established, which was later changed to the ministerial-level State Environmental Protection Administration directly under the State Council. After the “Two Sessions” in 2008, the State Environmental Protection Administration was upgraded to the “Ministry of Environmental Protection”. and implement unified supervision and management of environmental protection across the country. Various provinces (cities, districts) have also established environmental protection bureaus (departments) one after another, and established environmental protection reporting hotlines 12369 and online 12369 centers to accept reports from the public on environmental pollution incidents. The main responsibilities of the government's environmental protection department are to implement pollutant emission control policies formulated by parliaments (People's Congresses) at all levels, encourage the development of pollutant emission control technologies to control pollution, and protect and improve the environment. Environmental protection is extremely important in our lives. We must do our best to protect the environment.

Soil damage

According to reference news reports, the fertility of arable land is decreasing in 110 countries. In Africa, Asia and Latin America, soil erosion is serious due to the loss of forest vegetation, over-exploitation of cultivated land and overgrazing of pastures. The exposed land became fragile and could not withstand the erosion of wind and rain for long. In some places, annual soil loss can reach 100 tons per hectare. Excessive use of fertilizers and pesticides, the fall of toxic dust associated with air pollution, the spraying of slurry and the dumping of hazardous waste all contribute to the generally irreversible contamination of the land. ?Soil refers to the loose surface layer on the land surface that is fertile and capable of growing plants. Its thickness is generally about 2m. Soil not only provides mechanical support for plant growth, but also provides water, fertilizer, air, heat and other fertility elements needed for plant growth and development. In recent years, due to the rapid growth of population and rapid industrial development, solid waste has been continuously piled and dumped on the soil surface, harmful wastewater has continued to seep into the soil, and harmful gases and flying dust in the atmosphere have continued to fall into the soil with rain, leading to soil pollution. . All substances that hinder the normal function of soil, reduce crop yield and quality, and indirectly affect human health through food, vegetables, fruits, etc. are called soil pollutants.

Climate change and energy waste

According to 2,500 representative experts, sea levels will rise, with many densely populated areas (such as Bangladesh, coastal areas of China, and the Pacific Ocean and most islands in the Indian Ocean) will be submerged. Rising temperatures will also have serious impacts on agriculture and ecosystems. It is expected that energy consumption in Asia and the Pacific will double from 1990 to 2010, and energy consumption in Latin America will increase by 50%-70%. Therefore, the transfer process of energy-saving technologies should be strengthened between the West and developing countries. In particular, we should use economic incentives to enable industrialists to develop and improve the efficiency of industrial resource utilization.

Reduced biological diversity

Due to urbanization, agricultural development, forest loss and environmental pollution, natural areas are becoming smaller and smaller, which has led to the extinction of species. Because the extinction of some species will lead to the disappearance of many molecules that can be used to make new drugs, it will also lead to the disappearance of many genes that can help crops overcome harsh climates, and even cause plagues.

Reduction in forest area

In recent decades, the reduction of forest area in tropical countries has also been very serious. Between 1980 and 1990, 150 million hectares of forest disappeared in the world. According to the current rate of forest area reduction, in 40 years there will no longer be a tree in some Southeast Asian countries.

Freshwater resources are under threat

Starting from the beginning of the next century, a quarter of the world will be chronically short of water. Please remember that we cannot create water, we can only try to protect and cherish water.

Chemical Pollution

Millions of chemical compounds produced by industry are found in air, soil, water, plants, animals and humans. Even ice caps, the last large natural ecosystems on Earth, are contaminated.

Those organic compounds, those heavy metals, and those toxic products are all concentrated in the entire food chain, and will eventually threaten the health of animals and plants, cause cancer, and weaken soil fertility.

Chaotic urbanization

By the end of this century, there will be 21 large cities in the world, and living conditions in big cities will further deteriorate: overcrowding, polluted water, and sanitary conditions Poor and insecure – the sprawl of these large cities has also harmed natural areas. Therefore, unrestricted urbanization should be seen as the new evil of civilization.