To deal with the problem of waste plastics, many people have a deep-rooted inertia thinking. To solve the problem of recycling fluoroplastics, sometimes exactly what is needed is two-way thinking. When one road is not smooth enough, it is time to change directions and try another road. The same thing, from another angle, the result is a world of difference. The seemingly thorny problem of waste plastics can be solved from another perspective.

Many cities, for example.Recycling fluoroplasticsFactory site selection, to solve the problem of garbage siege, and once we regarded as "fluoroplastic waste" waste fluoroplastics, although the market liberalization is bound to increase the difficulty of supervision, but the monopoly produces a large number of black households, the difficulty of its supervision "more than less". Marketization, in fact, uses the wisdom and strength of the whole society to solve problems, and blindly relies on administrative control. Not only is it difficult to eliminate the shortcomings of inefficient and incompetent administrative supervision, but the power of different regulatory departments often fails to form a joint force, and it is easy to appear. The embarrassing situation of "everyone fighting, no profit everyone pushing. More importantly, allowing people with the same conditions to become a "regular army" will save a lot of law enforcement costs for "eliminating" black households. In a sense, it is precisely because the market is not allowed to play a role that it is preconceived to think that marketization will be unreliable, and the control measures to strictly control the "entrance" have not only failed to achieve the desired effect, but also pressed the gourd to start a ladle, causing more trouble.

The more critical issue is that the core issue of the recycling fluoroplastics industry is by no means a market access issue, but anti-market behavior is rampant in the market, making the control and management of the entire process more difficult. In other words, they tend to consider the problem from the perspective of "blocking". Even if the regulations are very clear, there will still be gray areas, trying to "nip in the bud", but they have not shut out the hidden dangers because of the higher threshold. The effect of preventive supervision is not ideal.

According to the survey, the annual output value of renewable resources in China is about 20 billion US dollars. At the same time, the value of renewable resources that can be recycled but not recycled each year amounts to $35 billion to $40 billion. In other words, a large number of available resources are regarded as "garbage" and discarded, which also brings a heavy burden to the city's infrastructure. After more than 300 years of predatory mining since the industrial revolution, more than 80% of the world's industrially usable mineral resources have been transferred from underground to above ground and accumulated around us in the form of "garbage", with a total amount of hundreds of billions of tons and increasing by 10 billion tons per year. The cities we live in are becoming inexhaustible "mines". Especially for my country's national conditions where the per capita possession of resources is relatively insufficient and the degree of dependence on foreign resources is too high, how to scientifically and rationally explore the city's mines is very important.

A few days ago, the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Finance jointly issued a notice on the construction of a demonstration base for the recovery of fluoroplastics, and decided to build about 30 technologically advanced, environmentally friendly, standardized management, large-scale utilization, and strong radiation effects across the country in 5 years. The "fluoroplastic" demonstration base to improve the technical level of the development and utilization of "fluoroplastic" resources. Behind this policy is a rare contrarian thinking, which we lacked in the past.

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