Some coal mines put forward "limited mining"

North-span construction, coal mining. Both were originally major measures to promote the economic development of Jinan, but now it has become a dilemma. The operators of some of the core coal mines that are at the heart of the problem are also exploring the solution to this dilemma. "Protective exploitation" and "limited exploitation" are their main points of view.

Coal mines make villagers bulging

The Cuizhai Coal Mine is located in Qianjie Village, Cuizhai Town, Jiyang, and was commissioned on July 26, 2007. It was officially put into production in August 2008. It has 8 recoverable coal seams, and its designed annual output is 450,000 tons, which belongs to small and medium-sized enterprises. mine.

The coal companies have settled down in the countryside and the impact on this place is profound. As one of the larger-scale coal mines in Jiyang County, the role of promoting local economic development cannot be ignored. "Originally, there was no way here. It was all cropland," the locals told reporters. In just a few years, the roads here were spacious and open. There were markets and shops around. The original "five days and one big episode" obviously could not meet the demand.

According to the person in charge of the coal mine, many of the workers here are recruited from the local area, and to a certain extent, they have achieved employment at home. In addition, due to the absence of railways, coal mine transportation here has become a problem, and villagers have spontaneously bought cars to form a team. Until now, they are still transporting coal from a truck to demand units such as Jinan Steel. Enterprises have solved the problem. This also enriches the pockets.

"Limited Mining" Guarantees North Cross

As for the mining of non-renewable resources such as coal mines, the debate over “harvesting,” “limitation,” and “forbidden,” continues. In the previous Jinan **, some deputies have already paid attention to the coal mining north of the Yellow River and believe that some mining activities should be stopped, and those actions are to “eat children and grandchildren.”

For this statement, these people who are engaged in the development of non-renewable resources such as coal and petroleum are not unfamiliar. The person in charge of this coal mine company did not evade and said, “Shandong is a resource-consuming province and began importing coal a few years ago. We need What is done is to ensure the effectiveness of the exploitation and improve the quality of coal while minimizing the impact on the ground."

"Protective exploitation" and "limited exploitation" are the opinions put forward by the person in charge of this coal enterprise. The so-called "protective mining" refers to measures such as backfilling, greening, and reclamation. For "limited exploitation," the person in charge explained that in the face of the North-North opportunity, this strategy is not in contradiction with the rational development and utilization of coal, and it needs coordination and unification. “It is a fact that the demand for coal is large, and building a building or a highway on a ground with rich underground coal reserves clearly means that the underground cannot be moved. Therefore, it must be mined, and at the same time, it must be supervised according to planning, and it should be mined as little as possible.”