关于环境污染问题的调查报告(英文版)演示教学.ppt

The Report of ;Air pollution;While China’s GDP has risen at an annual rate of 8 to 12 per cent since the nation embarked on opening and reform in the late 1970s, environmental damage has eaten away between 8 to 13 per cent of that GDP growth every year. This is because virtually all of the country’s key industries mining ,textiles, paper, iron and steel, chemicals, petrochemicals and building materials consume large amounts of energy and create a great deal of pollution. Therefore, the Chinese economy remains dominated by resource-hungry and inefficient polluters. As a result, one-quarter of the Chinese people drink substandard water, while one-third of country’s urbanites breathe seriously polluted air. Moreover, the country has recently witnessed a spate of environmental accidents .China currently suffers from one water pollution accident every other day. The resulting damage to public health is a major cause for concern. Truly, in just 30 years, China has made economic advances that took Western countries a century to accomplish. But it is equally true that the environmental problems suffered by Western countries over those 100 years have visited upon China within just three decades. ;The content of the survey;The ways to do the survey;The division of the survey;In the project, we also designed a questionnaire to survey the young people in our society. The questions in the questionnaire can be divided into two parts: The first part is mainly about some knowledge of the environmental problems in China. We designed to know how much people know about them. And the second part is about the awareness of protecting environment.;The results of the questionnaire;The results of the questionnaire;The results of the questionnaire;The results of the questionnaire;The results of the questionnaire;The comments on this issue;Some suggestions;Secondly, as for companies and factories, I think the way they produce products should be environmentally friendly and the leader of the c