落实科学发展观 探索环保新道路

科学发展观内涵丰富，寓意深远，博大精深。全国环保系统要通过深入开展科学发展观学习实践活动，把握科学发展观的真谛，在认识上有新突破，实践上有新探索，工作上有新进展，做到真信、真学、真用科学发展观，积极推进生态文明建设，大胆探索中国特色社会主义环保道路。     

我国环境犯罪立法的现代化

环境犯罪立法的现代化是指环境立法在新形势下发展、完善的过程。科学发展观为环境犯罪立法提供了新的目标,同时,环境犯罪立法在环境犯罪的概念、主观与客观形态上都应体现现代化目标的要求。     

我国环境犯罪立法的现代化

环境犯罪立法的现代化是指环境立法在新形势下发展、完善的过程。科学发展观为环境犯罪立法提供了新的目标,同时,环境犯罪立法在环境犯罪的概念、主观与客观形态上都应体现现代化目标的要求。     

落实“四求先行”构建生态海西 环保部门必须推进五个方面工作

福建省环境保护局深入学习实践科学发展观实践活动开展以来，局党组书记、局长马承佳同志带头带领有关人员深入到基层、企业、直属单位、单位联系点等有关部门和单位，通过召开座谈会、征求意见等形式，紧紧围绕环保系统落实“四求先行”的具体举措进行了广泛的调研。通过调研，广泛征求意见，局党组确定以“落实‘四求先行’，构建生态海西”为学习实践活动主题，明确指出落实福建省委“四求先行”，体现在解放思想求先行上，     

传达中央关于深入学习实践科学发展观活动重要会议精神审议环境保护部深入学习实践科学发展观活动工作方案

中共中央政治局召开会议，决定从2008年9月开始，用一年半左右时间，在全党分批开展深入学习实践科学发展观活动。9月19日，全党深八学习实践科学发展观活动动员大会暨省部级主要领导干部专题研讨班开班式上，中共中央总书记、国家主席、中央军委主席胡锦涛发表重要讲话强调：切实搞好深八学习实践科学发展观活动把贯彻落实科学发展观提高到新的水平。在环境保护部的带领下，环保系统深刻认识开展学习实践活动的重大现实意义和紧迫性，全面把握中央关于开展学习实践活动的指导思想、工作目标、方法步骤、基本要求，坚持理论联系实际，坚持改革创新，坚持群众路线，把贯彻落实科学发展观提高到新的水平。     

科学发展的方法论探索

科学发展是时代的主旋律,深入贯彻落实科学发展观是全党全国人民的共同心声。贯彻落实科学发展观,关键是要把科学发展观切实体现为指导发展的世界观和方     

建立环境友好型防洪体系实现人水和谐

胡锦涛总书记2005年3月在中央人口资源环境工作座谈会上提出要“努力建设资源节约型、环境友好型社会”。环境友好型社会作为一种全新的环境伦理观,体现了人与自然的友好相处,对于指导我们按照科学发展观要求构建社会主义和谐社会的实践具有十分重要的理论意义和实践意义。     

统筹系统资源,提升环保宣教整体实力

系统论的核心思想就是整体观念,整体大于部分之和。这个整体怎么形成,它需要我们用整体的观念去思考问题、谋划工作、推动工作,这就是统筹。统筹系统资源,提升环保宣教整体实力包含了两个方面的价值:一方面体现了党的十八大精神实质。十八大提出要把科学发展观贯彻到我国现代化建设全过程,体现到党的建设各方面。科学发展观的第一要义是发展,核心是以人为本,     

关于生态文明建设的三个难点问题简述

学界对生态文明与其他文明的关系、生态文明是否是独立的文明形态，看法不大统一。生态文明在理论上处于确立时期，在实践上处于起步阶段，关于生态文明的概念定义远未达成一致而体现出多样性。生态文明建设应以落实科学发展观为前提，着重从人们思想观念、生产发展方式、政府的政策、法律制度等方面着手，重点抓好“三个体系”建设。     

用科学发展观推进环境宣传教育工作

党的十六届三中全会提出了坚持以人为本．树立全面、协调、可持续的科学发展观．在“两会”上．温家宝总理又全面地阐释了科学发展观的理论基础、精神实质和指导意义．并具体指出如何落实科学发展观。那么我们如何落实科学发展观．又如何搞好环境宣传教育工作呢？这就要求我们既要用科学发展观来指导自己的工作，把这个观念融入到实际工作中．渗透到思想中．为环保中心工作营造良好的舆论氛围。     

The implications of sustainable development for industry and employment in the 1990s

Summary Sustainable development has increasingly come to be seen as a concept which can reconcile the tensions between economic development and environmental protection. However, the concept is a vague one and little work has been undertaken to examine the practical implications of adopting sustainable development as a guiding principle. This paper examines how sustainable development can be defined, and some of the contradictions involved with the concept. The policy implications of sustainable development are examined, with a particular emphasis on industry and employment.His research interests are in sustainable development and local economic development. The work on which this paper is based was undertaken for the Centre for Local Economic Strategies in Manchester.     

石油石化企业发展循环经济的几点思考

通过对循环经济的概念、原则及循环经济发展等的分析,结合近年来中国石油开展循环经济相关工作的调研,提出了石油石化企业发展循环经济的几点思考。     

沪宁杭成长三角及其旅游业的发展

本文运用成长三角理论,从旅游经济发展的角度提出了建立沪宁杭成长三角的构想,分析了其旅游发展的意义,并就沪宁杭旅游业的联合发展战略进行了探讨     

高校科学管理的几点思考

高校深入学习实践科学发展观活动的开展，要求在加强教育教学管理工作中逐步确立科学发展观，以系统的管理理论为基础，坚持以人为本、凸显观念创新和机构创新的管理思想，切实提高高校党政领导驾御全局、领导学校可持续快速发展的能力。     

火电厂环境影响评价中大气污染物的叠加、削减问题分析

以神华米东（2×300Mw）煤矸石热电联产工程为例，分析评价范围内多个点源对关心点的大气污染物浓度贡献及替代小锅炉的削减量，预测拟建火电厂投运后关心点的叠加浓度值，在实际工作中为相关问题提供一定的借鉴经验。     

武陵山区猕猴桃产业化发展探讨

武陵山区猕猴桃生产已显现出产业化发展的前景,但仍然存在基地规模发展、龙头企业品牌创立和市场开拓、科研单位研究开发的协调联动问题,解决的途径在于协调公司、基地农户、科研单位诸方面的利益.     

苏州市沧浪区生态文明创建工作的思考

从生态文明视角来解读政府环保工作,并结合沧浪区生态的特点,分析其生态文明建设现状,以科学发展观为指导,总结沧浪区的生态文明建设经验,并对加强沧浪区生态文明的创建工作提出了"三着力"和"三提升"的对策建议。     

What is in a name? Language,framing and environmental justice activism in California's Central Valley

According to the environmental justice (EJ) literature, one important factor in the movement's success is the development of a frame linking inequality to the disproportionate presence of environmental toxins in low-income communities of colour. This article highlights the resonance of this frame among grassroots activists and professional advocates in California's Central Valley. However, through interviews and focus groups with activists and advocates in six Central Valley communities, we found that only the latter identified their work as EJ. Grassroots activists instead identified their work as about health, community development and environmentalism. Moreover, some were unfamiliar with EJ as a concept while others denied its applicability to their work. Theoretically, our findings suggest that frame resonance needs to be delinked conceptually from movement identification; it is possible for a movement's analysis of social problems and solutions to resonate among those who do not identify with the movement itself. Pragmatically speaking, this can prevent some grassroots activists who are directly affected by environmental racism from accessing the resources and networks that the EJ movement has painstakingly built, and suggests that movement leaders may need to increase their outreach to community groups.     

Engaging Economic Development Agencies in Environmental Protection: the case for embedded autonomy

This article examines the role of economic development agencies in strengthening the environmental performance of industry within rapidly industrialising East Asian economies. Three case-study examples are considered, namely, the role of the Industrial Development Board in reducing industrial pollution in Taiwan, pollution control in the palm oil industry in Malaysia, and the role of the Economic Development Board in influencing environmental performance of industry in Singapore. The concept of embedded autonomy is developed to consider the ways in which agencies of economic development can work with firms and industries while simultaneously remaining autonomous from these firms with respect to setting and enforcing performance standards. The three cases suggest that a form of policy integration that more directly integrates economic and environmental goals within agencies of economic development may be feasible, but only where there exists a strong autonomous government bureaucracy and where there is strong societal commitment to improving the environmental performance of industry.     

Analysing institutional change in environmental governance: exploring the concept of ‘institutional work’

Institutional work focuses on the role of actors in creating, maintaining, or disrupting institutional structures. The concept has its origin in organisational studies. In this paper, we rethink and redefine institutional work to make it fit for use in the multi-actor and multi-level context of environmental governance. We survey key approaches to institutional change in the literature, and argue that institutional work should have a central place within this theorising. Drawing on the insights from this literature, we argue that studying institutional work should involve a look at both the actions taken by actors, as well as the resulting effects. We identify a critical need for attention to the fundamentally political character of institutional work, the cumulative effects of action taken by multiple actors, and communicative and discursive dimensions. Overall, the concept of institutional work opens up new possibilities for unpacking the longstanding challenge of understanding institutional change in environmental governance.