recently, the Fuzhou municipal government issued the “total emission reduction plan of major pollutants in Fuzhou in 2011”, which specifies the emission reduction targets for this year
according to the plan, the city’s sulfur dioxide emissions this year will be controlled within 92150 tons, a net reduction of 28500 tons compared with last year, a reduction of 3%; Nitrogen oxide emissions were controlled within 11665 tons, a net reduction of 825 tons or 6.6% compared with last year; The city’s chemical oxygen demand in industry, life, livestock and poultry farms and other fields will be controlled within 691 tons, 7161 tons and 141700 tons respectively, with net reductions of 0.007 million tons, 0.007 million tons and 0.8 million tons compared with last year, respectively, reducing emissions by 1%, 1.25% and 5.4%
in order to ensure the completion of the emission reduction plan, the city will arrange 67 key emission reduction projects of industrial and domestic water pollutants this year. According to relevant regulations, all livestock and poultry farms in the prohibited areas will be closed, and the total amount of pollutants discharged from livestock and poultry breeding will be reduced by 20% compared with last year. Our city will also strictly implement the provincial government’s opinions on the rectification of leather, paper and other industries, and implement the elimination of paper, leather, pharmaceutical, textile printing and dyeing, chemical, metallurgy, building materials and other industries. Among them, by the end of June this year, our city will eliminate all leather processing enterprises and the backward production lines and processes in papermaking, printing and dyeing industries; By the end of this year, we will eliminate the production units of monosodium glutamate with an annual output of less than 30000 tons and the backward technological equipment in metallurgy, building materials, lead smelting and oil refining industries, and comprehensively carry out structural emission reduction by optimizing the industrial structure