Source title: Beijing establishes a high-density monitoring system covering “sky and ground” to create a good ecological environment for the Winter Olympics
On the morning of February 15, the 2022 Beijing News Center held a special press conference on the construction of ecological civilization in Beijing. The relevant person in charge of the press conference introduced that Beijing has played a combination of pollution control to create a good ecological environment for the Winter Olympics.
Yu Jianhua, deputy director of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Ecology and Environment, said that since Beijing concentrated on air pollution prevention and control, it has implemented more than 300 control measures, carried out multiple rounds of analysis of PM2. High-density monitoring system, and continuous use of new technologies to improve governance. At the same time, Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei and surrounding areas have carried out coordinated co-governance, joint prevention and control, and established mechanisms including scientific and technological pollution control, information sharing, air quality forecasting consultations, and law enforcement linkages, realizing the simultaneous improvement of regional air quality.
In 2021, Beijing’s air quality will be the best in history and fully meet the standard for the first time. Beijing has always insisted on promoting green development and hosting the Olympic Games in a green way. All venues in the Winter Olympics competition area meet the three-star standard for green buildings; for the first time in the history of the Olympic Games, the venues are supplied with 100% green electricity; more than 200 hydrogen energy buses have been put into the transportation service guarantee during the competition, and these vehicles will also be used as green Winter Olympic heritage serves urban public transport. Yu Jianhua said that this Winter Olympics not only allowed everyone to enjoy the infinite charm of ice and snow sports and appreciate the ecological beauty of nature, but also left a valuable legacy for the continuous improvement of the ecological environment.
