Ganzhou Abandoned rare earth mines disposal promotion meeting be held in Dingnan County
2018-03-16 16:00:00 [Print]
On the morning of March 14, Ganzhou Abandoned rare earth mines disposal promotion meeting was held in Dingnan County. Vice Mayor Hu Juwen presided over the promotion meeting and made a speech. He stressed that accelerating the management of abandoned rare earth mines and ensuring all governance tasks successfully completed.
Participants came to abandoned rare earth mining area pit management point, rare earth mining waste water collection and disposal station, and abandoned rare earth mine ecological restoration and management point to check the scene, listen to the report, and ask about the progress.
It is reported that in order to achieve mine rehabilitation and properly solve the environmental problems caused by abandoned rare earth mines left over from history, Dingnan County has clearly defined its responsibilities for governance. At the same time, the government has raised more than RMB32 million for management funds. Up to now, the investigation and design of the abandoned rare earth mine disposal project in Dingnan County has been fully completed. It is expected that rehabilitation will be able to be completed in the first half of the year, and the disposal of abandoned rare earth mines will be fully completed during the year.
Hu Juwen stressed that to strengthen the sense of responsibility and urgency of the management of abandoned rare earth mines, extraordinary measures must be taken in an extraordinary period to strictly implement the tasks and responsibilities for the disposal of abandoned rare earth mines. In addition, Hu Juwen also stressed that it is necessary to further strengthen project scheduling, and supervision and accountability.
Participants came to abandoned rare earth mining area pit management point, rare earth mining waste water collection and disposal station, and abandoned rare earth mine ecological restoration and management point to check the scene, listen to the report, and ask about the progress.
It is reported that in order to achieve mine rehabilitation and properly solve the environmental problems caused by abandoned rare earth mines left over from history, Dingnan County has clearly defined its responsibilities for governance. At the same time, the government has raised more than RMB32 million for management funds. Up to now, the investigation and design of the abandoned rare earth mine disposal project in Dingnan County has been fully completed. It is expected that rehabilitation will be able to be completed in the first half of the year, and the disposal of abandoned rare earth mines will be fully completed during the year.
Hu Juwen stressed that to strengthen the sense of responsibility and urgency of the management of abandoned rare earth mines, extraordinary measures must be taken in an extraordinary period to strictly implement the tasks and responsibilities for the disposal of abandoned rare earth mines. In addition, Hu Juwen also stressed that it is necessary to further strengthen project scheduling, and supervision and accountability.
