The construction and reconstruction of 42 facilities and refuse-processing plants has improved the city's capacity to incinerate garbage, which has now reached 9,800 tons per day. The amount of biochemical treatment has reached 5,400 tons per day, Sun said.
The coronavirus pandemic has fundamentally changed many aspects of liquor consumption in China, having created a new environment for drinking and shifted sales from offline to online.
The construction sector saw its activities shrink due to the Spring Festival holiday and bad weather but is likely to pick up the pace in the future as data shows rising business expectations.
The conference, organized by the National Computer Network Emergency Response Technical Team and Coordination Center, will hit the capital from Aug 14 to 16. Participants will hear lectures or attend forums on eight hot cybersecurity issues, such as security in the areas of artificial intelligence and data.
The country tightened its social-distancing guidelines since the number of COVID-19 cases surged in triple figures owing to small cluster infections traceable to church services and a massive rally in central Seoul on Aug. 15.
The country will also improve the mechanism for regulating the money supply and keep the macro leverage ratio basically stable, while properly handling the relationship between economic recovery and risk prevention, the PBOC said.
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The country will allow overseas investors to trade more types of onshore commodity futures contracts without registering a Chinese entity, and will continuously improve the related rules, Lu Dongsheng, an official with the China Securities Regulatory Commission, told a forum on Tuesday.
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The country will also develop the trade in emerging service sectors and expand the imports of production-related services, including design, logistics, consulting, energy conservation, and environmental protection services.
The construction of infrastructure in the world, especially in developing countries, requires large sum of money. Reports from the Asian Development Bank and the African Development Bank showed that only half of the annual infrastructure investment need in Asia (estimated to be about .7 trillion annually by 2030), and one third of that in Africa (estimated to be about 0 billion to 170 billion annually), are met, which shows developing countries need a lot of investment to promote economic development, according to Qian.