英文摘要 |
Summary
The project has been implemented since January 1, 2023, and the progress of each work item is detailed as of November 30, 2023, as follows:
Enhanced Open-Air Burning Patrols during Holidays and Early/Late Hours:
A total of 63 morning/night patrols have been conducted, with additional patrols scheduled on holidays.
A total of 271 cases were identified, including 91 cases during holidays and 43 cases during morning/night hours.
Wood Waste Transportation:
A total of 3,932.12 tons of wood waste was transported to a major shredding facility, and 304.48 tons were sent to incineration plants, amounting to a total of 4,236.6 tons transported.
After shredding, 3,758.04 tons of shredded materials were transported out and used on the western environmental land to suppress weeds.
Maintenance and Management of Nine Agricultural Waste Collection Sites:
Daily updates were provided on the stacking conditions and planned cleanup schedules for each site.
For the smaller Nanzhou site, additional holiday cleanups were arranged as needed, with a Bobcat used to organize branches and leaves.
Additional excavators were deployed at Jiadong, Linbian, Fangliao, and Jiuru sites for material handling or site cleaning to ensure normal operations.
Damage to fences and pavement caused by Typhoons Kaimi and Saola was promptly repaired, and road resurfacing was completed at Linbian and Jiadong sites.
Paper Money Collection and Transportation:
A total of 1,287.82 tons of paper money was collected and transported.
Additional personnel and vehicles were deployed during the Lunar New Year to assist with centralized collection at temples such as Yuhuang Temple, Checheng Fu'an Temple, and Cifeng Temple.
Vehicles were also dispatched during the Tomb-Sweeping Festival to assist columbariums in various townships with centralized collection.
Temple Waste Reduction Guidance:
A total of 40 temples were visited this year.
29 temples adopted centralized paper money collection, 22 temples implemented paper money reduction measures, 28 temples adopted "one censer, one incense" practices, 12 temples reduced incense stick usage, 16 temples installed eco-friendly furnaces, and 18 temples equipped eco-friendly salute vehicles or LED marquee lights.
Production of Lucky Coins:
A total of 3,000 coins were produced, and 5,500 coins have been distributed this year.
Ongoing statistics are being collected on the distribution at various temples, with reduction outcomes being tracked.
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英文關鍵字 |
Open-air burning patrols, Wood waste transportation, Agricultural waste management, Paper money collection, Temple waste and paper reduction, Eco-friendly practices, Typhoon damage repair, Lucky coin production, Holiday waste management
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