How many buses can I take to Xinxiang central hospital
Publish: 2021-05-27 11:59:54
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bus route: No.69, the whole journey is about 7.2km
1. Walk about 1.3km from Xinxiang City to xinerjiekou station on rongxiao East Road
2. Take No.69, go through 12 stops to bus overhaul station
3. Walk about 50m to Xinxiang urban rural information
2. The direction of the force is parallel to the cross section of the axis, but not the axis. When the moment is greater than the inertia of the shaft, the shaft rotates.
3.
bus line: 6 routes, the whole journey is about 1.8km
1. Walk about 220m from Xinxiang Railway Station to the railway station
2. Take bus No. 6, pass 4 stations, and reach the central hospital station (or take bus No. 7)
3. Walk about 120m to Xinxiang central hospital
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hope to adopt
No.11 → No.66 12.2km
Xinxiang Central Hospital walk about 40m to the Central Hospital Stationtake No.11, pass 3 stations to the railway station
you can also take:No.185, No.186, No.180, No.188, no.6, No.183, No.182
walk about 50m to the railway stationtake No.66, pass 19 stations to the East High Speed Railway Station
East high speed railway station5. The price is 1500? That's overseas.. In China, the price is estimated to be around 1800
the price of 380 4G still accounts for 1500. How can it be repeated? There are also 380 2G and 370x (of course, 280 and 280x)
if you just came out, you would not be as good as the 970 in Heidong 1999
but now it's time to think about it. It's on sale. You can lower the price
the price of Heidong is out... 1799... I'm suggesting that we wait. It's a real price. It's a bit of a hole.
the price of 380 4G still accounts for 1500. How can it be repeated? There are also 380 2G and 370x (of course, 280 and 280x)
if you just came out, you would not be as good as the 970 in Heidong 1999
but now it's time to think about it. It's on sale. You can lower the price
the price of Heidong is out... 1799... I'm suggesting that we wait. It's a real price. It's a bit of a hole.
6. Bus route: No.4 → No.81, the whole journey is about 7.8 km
1. Walk about 20 meters from Xinxiang Medical College to the Medical College Station
2. Take No.4 bus, pass 3 stops, and reach Heping intersection station
3. Walk about 80 meters to Wuyi intersection station
4. Take No.81 bus, pass 5 stops, and reach the Central Hospital Station
5. Walk about 40 meters, Arrive at the network map of Xinxiang Medical Center in Henan Province This data comes from the network map, and the final result is subject to the latest data of the network map
1. Walk about 20 meters from Xinxiang Medical College to the Medical College Station
2. Take No.4 bus, pass 3 stops, and reach Heping intersection station
3. Walk about 80 meters to Wuyi intersection station
4. Take No.81 bus, pass 5 stops, and reach the Central Hospital Station
5. Walk about 40 meters, Arrive at the network map of Xinxiang Medical Center in Henan Province This data comes from the network map, and the final result is subject to the latest data of the network map
7. Since 380x is not the full version of Tonga, it is still 256 bit, and the frequency is exactly the same as 380. The performance improvement of 380x is very limited by adding a small number of computing units. According to the test of foreign media, 380x is 8-10% higher than 380 in public version, but it will reach 15% in indivial cases. On the whole, the performance is slightly lower than 280x (7970ge) public version, but it is much faster than 280x in the projects with high subdivision requirements, like 380. Other projects are about 5-6% slower, with an average of 3-4% slower. The obvious advantage of 380x is that the power consumption of 380x is almost the same as that of 380x when the performance is improved. The power consumption of non-public 380x is almost the same as that of non-public 970, but the performance is low.
8. In 2005, a "storm of environmental protection" broke out in the mainland of China, and 30 projects under construction with a total investment of more than 117.9 billion yuan were stopped by the State Environmental Protection Administration, including three projects of the Three Gorges Corporation, which is also a ministerial unit. The reason is that these projects are illegal projects without environmental impact assessment
there is no way out for environmental degradation. China's environmental problems do not begin today. As early as the 1990s, the problem of environmental pollution has been very serious. Such as the Huaihe River Basin. In the 1990s, the five types of water quality accounted for 80%, and the whole Huaihe River is like a huge sewage ditch all the year round. In 1995, the economic losses caused by environmental pollution reached 187.5 billion yuan
according to the calculation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the losses caused by environmental pollution and ecological damage have accounted for 15% of GDP, which means that on one hand there is 9% economic growth, on the other hand there is 15% loss rate. Environmental problems are not only the problems of China's sustainable development, but also the demons that devour economic achievements< At present, China's desertification land has reached 2.674 million square kilometers; The cultivated land and homes of 471 counties in 18 provinces, autonomous regions and nearly 400 million people are threatened by desertification in varying degrees, and the desertification is still growing at the rate of more than 10000 square kilometers per year
among the seven major rivers, more than 40% of them have no use value at all. Of the 668 cities in China, more than 400 are in a state of water shortage. Many of them are caused by water pollution. For example, Ningbo City in Zhejiang Province is located at the intersection of Yongjiang River, Yaojiang River and Fenghua river. However, e to water pollution, it needs to rely on water tankers to run day and night to transport water from rural rivers to various enterprises in the city
China's average instrial added value of 10000 yuan requires 330 cubic meters of water and 230 cubic meters of sewage; For every 100 million yuan of GDP created, 288000 tons of wastewater will be discharged. There is also a large amount of domestic sewage. More than 80% of them are directly discharged into rivers without treatment. In less than 10 years, there will be no water available in China
one third of China's urban population is breathing heavily polluted air, and one third of China's territory is eroded by acid rain. In economically developed Zhejiang Province, the acid rain coverage rate has reached 100%. The frequency of acid rain is 11% in Shanghai and 12% in Jiangsu. In Central China and some southern cities, such as Yibin, Huaihua, Shaoxing, Zunyi, Ningbo and Wenzhou, the frequency of acid rain exceeds 90%
in China, the maximum sulfur dioxide emission allowed for basically eliminating acid rain pollution is 12-14 million tons. In 2003, China's sulfur dioxide emissions reached 21.587 million tons, an increase of 12% over 2002, of which the instrial emissions increased by 14.7%. According to the current speed of economic development. By 2020, the sulfur dioxide emissions from thermal power plants alone will reach more than 21 million tons, and the total emissions will more than double the atmospheric environmental capacity, which will be a serious disaster to the ecological environment and people's health
on January 27, someone predicted at the world economic forum in Davos, Switzerland that if it is not rectified, the biggest destruction of the economic and social system caused by the sudden environmental crisis in human history is likely to appear in China in the near future< There is a saying that the investment in environmental protection must reach more than 1.5% of GDP in order to control the environment while the economy is developing. But this is under the condition that environmental protection is already very good. In China, according to the experience of Shanghai, in order to effectively control the environment, the investment in environmental protection must account for more than 3% of GDP. In the past 20 years, China's annual investment in environmental protection was 0.5% in the first half of the 1990s, and only a little more than 1% in recent years. Environmental protection is a kind of "luxury consumption", with large investment and small contribution to GDP. Therefore, some special funds originally used for environmental protection have also been diverted for other purposes
at present, China is in a dilemma on environmental issues: without governance, it can not be guaranteed in the future; If we really want to govern, we need large-scale investment, and the current economy is unbearable
it has been calculated that in the past 20 years, the enterprises around Dianchi Lake in Yunnan Province have only created a total output value of several billion yuan, but it will cost at least tens of billion yuan to initially restore the water quality of Dianchi Lake, which is the financial revenue of Yunnan Province in one year. Small paper mills in the Huaihe River Basin have a total output value of less than 50 billion yuan in 20 years. But in order to control the pollution, even if the main stream reaches the minimum irrigation water standard, it will need to invest 300 billion yuan. It will take at least 100 years to restore the three types of water quality in the 1970s< In the past 20 years, China's manufacturing instry, unable to rely on technological progress to rece energy consumption and cost, has to tap its potential in two aspects: one is wages, the other is environmental protection. The simplest things, such as cement proction, to meet the minimum environmental protection requirements, the cost per ton of cement needs to be increased by 8 yuan, accounting for 5% of the ex factory price of cement. The textile instry discharges more than 1 billion cubic meters of wastewater every year. If it is to be treated, it will cost 1.2-1.8 yuan per ton. Increase proction cost by 5%. And the vast majority of enterprises simply do not have such a high profit margin. Therefore, we can only fight a guerrilla war on environmental protection: or we don't build any wastewater treatment facilities; or we can use them as furnishings after they are built, putting sewage into the treatment pool ring the day and discharging it into the river when there is no one at night, which can save a lot of costs. In the disordered competition of the market, the cost of this 5% is low. Often determines the enterprise's profit and loss, life and death
China's environmental protection law enforcement has two high and one low costs - high cost of law-abiding, high cost of law enforcement and low cost of law breaking, which also contributes to this trend. Usually, the environmental protection department needs to spend 500000 yuan to collect evidence for an illegal discharge event, and the final fine for the illegal enterprise is only 50000 yuan, including the so-called "environmental storm" which is blowing hard
some Mega power station projects with billions of yuan of investment start construction without permission in violation of environmental assessment, and the final fine is only 200000 yuan. A fine of 200000 yuan is a drop in the bucket for a project with an investment of over 100 million yuan. How can such punishment deter illegal activities? Therefore, environmental protection law has always been known as "bean curd law"
an environmental storm will involve hundreds of thousands of enterprises, which will inevitably lead to the bankruptcy of a large number of enterprises, the unemployment of a large number of people, the sharp increase of enterprise costs, and the rapid breakthrough of double-digit domestic price index. Therefore, both macro cost and micro cost can't bear< There are four factors hindering the environmental governance and the huge resistance encountered by environmental protection departments in the process of law enforcement. Pan Yue, deputy director of the State Environmental Protection Administration, summed up four reasons:
first of all, some places do not have a good understanding of the scientific concept of development and simply pursue the speed of economic growth. Some high energy consumption, heavy pollution of small smelting, small ferroalloy, small chemical and other banned projects, in some places, even showed a trend of spread
secondly, in the process of attracting investment, some local governments put one-sided emphasis on simplifying the examination and approval and going through relevant proceres within a time limit. No matter whether the project will be polluted or not, it will be approved as long as the project is invested. There are some illegal phenomena in the environmental impact approval of construction projects in some places, such as "the will of the head", "get on the bus first, and then buy tickets"
thirdly, the quality of EIA needs to be improved. Some EIA units do not insist on scientific evaluation, dare not speak with objective facts and scientific data, and their evaluation conclusions are vague and ambiguous. They push the conclusion of the environmental feasibility of the project to the approval department, and even very few EIA units resort to fraud, fabricate or forge data, or conceal facts, which seriously affect the implementation of the EIA system, It makes environmental impact assessment become a mere formality and loses the minimum scientificity and impartiality of the third-party advisory body
finally, the work of information disclosure and public participation is insufficient. China's current environmental impact assessment system is government led, with limited government power to supervise a large number of construction projects, obviously inadequate
in fact, the resistance of EIA law is driven by economic interests
setting off a real "environmental storm"
China is not only a big country with little room to maneuver in the environment, but also a rising country after the global resources and markets have been basically divided up. There is no possibility for China to wait for the worst environment to govern, as some leading countries did
however, China is also a developing country. It is inevitable that others will take the road of developing economy first and then controlling pollution
the history of all countries in the world has shown that there is a common law between economic growth and environmental change: in the process of instrialization, there will be a period when environmental pollution increases with GDP, especially in the era of heavy chemical instry; however, when GDP grows to a certain extent, with the upgrading of instrial structure and the increase of residents' willingness to pay for the environment. When the pollution level reaches the turning point, it will suddenly go down with the growth of GDP until the pollution level returns to below the environmental capacity. This is the so-called environmental Kuznets curve, and the development process of Japan at that time is this law
there is no doubt that China will not cross such an era of heavy chemical instry. Because China's population is too large and the country is too big to directly enter the high-tech era with the help of global division of labor, just like Finland, when its manufacturing instry is still underdeveloped
at the end of the 1990s, I once went back to my hometown in southern Jiangsu. When I was a child, I could get to four townships and eight towns by boat with clear water. To my surprise, the most common household garbage is the main factor causing this situation. In China, even if we do not develop instry, the pollutants brought by population growth will be enough to make the environment worse to an intolerable level. Even to control such pollution, we need a large amount of investment and an economic foundation
China has a long way to go in terms of pollution control. It is necessary to act in accordance with the law, stop the occurrence of vicious environmental incidents, and delay the pace of environmental deterioration
1. What kind of food does green food refer to C)
A, vegetables, fruits B, green food C, safe and pollution-free food D, food with rich nutritional value
2, which of the following is the garbage that can be classified and recycled C)
a recycling waste plastics B recycling leftovers C recycling waste paper d recycling biological waste
3. Which leader initiated China's environmental protection D)
A, Mao Zedong B, Liu Shaoqi C, Deng Xiaoping D, Zhou Enlai
4. Which of the following does not belong to environmental pollution A)
A, biological pollution B. Food pollution C, noise pollution D, soil pollution
5. What are the three aspects of environmental status assessment
A, environmental pollution assessment B, ecological assessment C, aesthetic assessment. D land quality evaluation
6. The proportion of acid rain area in China's land area (b)
A. 20% B. 40% C. 30%
7. Choose phosphate free washing powder (b)< 8. Wetland protection is an important field of environmental protection and a hot spot of international nature protection; World Wetlands
there is no way out for environmental degradation. China's environmental problems do not begin today. As early as the 1990s, the problem of environmental pollution has been very serious. Such as the Huaihe River Basin. In the 1990s, the five types of water quality accounted for 80%, and the whole Huaihe River is like a huge sewage ditch all the year round. In 1995, the economic losses caused by environmental pollution reached 187.5 billion yuan
according to the calculation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the losses caused by environmental pollution and ecological damage have accounted for 15% of GDP, which means that on one hand there is 9% economic growth, on the other hand there is 15% loss rate. Environmental problems are not only the problems of China's sustainable development, but also the demons that devour economic achievements< At present, China's desertification land has reached 2.674 million square kilometers; The cultivated land and homes of 471 counties in 18 provinces, autonomous regions and nearly 400 million people are threatened by desertification in varying degrees, and the desertification is still growing at the rate of more than 10000 square kilometers per year
among the seven major rivers, more than 40% of them have no use value at all. Of the 668 cities in China, more than 400 are in a state of water shortage. Many of them are caused by water pollution. For example, Ningbo City in Zhejiang Province is located at the intersection of Yongjiang River, Yaojiang River and Fenghua river. However, e to water pollution, it needs to rely on water tankers to run day and night to transport water from rural rivers to various enterprises in the city
China's average instrial added value of 10000 yuan requires 330 cubic meters of water and 230 cubic meters of sewage; For every 100 million yuan of GDP created, 288000 tons of wastewater will be discharged. There is also a large amount of domestic sewage. More than 80% of them are directly discharged into rivers without treatment. In less than 10 years, there will be no water available in China
one third of China's urban population is breathing heavily polluted air, and one third of China's territory is eroded by acid rain. In economically developed Zhejiang Province, the acid rain coverage rate has reached 100%. The frequency of acid rain is 11% in Shanghai and 12% in Jiangsu. In Central China and some southern cities, such as Yibin, Huaihua, Shaoxing, Zunyi, Ningbo and Wenzhou, the frequency of acid rain exceeds 90%
in China, the maximum sulfur dioxide emission allowed for basically eliminating acid rain pollution is 12-14 million tons. In 2003, China's sulfur dioxide emissions reached 21.587 million tons, an increase of 12% over 2002, of which the instrial emissions increased by 14.7%. According to the current speed of economic development. By 2020, the sulfur dioxide emissions from thermal power plants alone will reach more than 21 million tons, and the total emissions will more than double the atmospheric environmental capacity, which will be a serious disaster to the ecological environment and people's health
on January 27, someone predicted at the world economic forum in Davos, Switzerland that if it is not rectified, the biggest destruction of the economic and social system caused by the sudden environmental crisis in human history is likely to appear in China in the near future< There is a saying that the investment in environmental protection must reach more than 1.5% of GDP in order to control the environment while the economy is developing. But this is under the condition that environmental protection is already very good. In China, according to the experience of Shanghai, in order to effectively control the environment, the investment in environmental protection must account for more than 3% of GDP. In the past 20 years, China's annual investment in environmental protection was 0.5% in the first half of the 1990s, and only a little more than 1% in recent years. Environmental protection is a kind of "luxury consumption", with large investment and small contribution to GDP. Therefore, some special funds originally used for environmental protection have also been diverted for other purposes
at present, China is in a dilemma on environmental issues: without governance, it can not be guaranteed in the future; If we really want to govern, we need large-scale investment, and the current economy is unbearable
it has been calculated that in the past 20 years, the enterprises around Dianchi Lake in Yunnan Province have only created a total output value of several billion yuan, but it will cost at least tens of billion yuan to initially restore the water quality of Dianchi Lake, which is the financial revenue of Yunnan Province in one year. Small paper mills in the Huaihe River Basin have a total output value of less than 50 billion yuan in 20 years. But in order to control the pollution, even if the main stream reaches the minimum irrigation water standard, it will need to invest 300 billion yuan. It will take at least 100 years to restore the three types of water quality in the 1970s< In the past 20 years, China's manufacturing instry, unable to rely on technological progress to rece energy consumption and cost, has to tap its potential in two aspects: one is wages, the other is environmental protection. The simplest things, such as cement proction, to meet the minimum environmental protection requirements, the cost per ton of cement needs to be increased by 8 yuan, accounting for 5% of the ex factory price of cement. The textile instry discharges more than 1 billion cubic meters of wastewater every year. If it is to be treated, it will cost 1.2-1.8 yuan per ton. Increase proction cost by 5%. And the vast majority of enterprises simply do not have such a high profit margin. Therefore, we can only fight a guerrilla war on environmental protection: or we don't build any wastewater treatment facilities; or we can use them as furnishings after they are built, putting sewage into the treatment pool ring the day and discharging it into the river when there is no one at night, which can save a lot of costs. In the disordered competition of the market, the cost of this 5% is low. Often determines the enterprise's profit and loss, life and death
China's environmental protection law enforcement has two high and one low costs - high cost of law-abiding, high cost of law enforcement and low cost of law breaking, which also contributes to this trend. Usually, the environmental protection department needs to spend 500000 yuan to collect evidence for an illegal discharge event, and the final fine for the illegal enterprise is only 50000 yuan, including the so-called "environmental storm" which is blowing hard
some Mega power station projects with billions of yuan of investment start construction without permission in violation of environmental assessment, and the final fine is only 200000 yuan. A fine of 200000 yuan is a drop in the bucket for a project with an investment of over 100 million yuan. How can such punishment deter illegal activities? Therefore, environmental protection law has always been known as "bean curd law"
an environmental storm will involve hundreds of thousands of enterprises, which will inevitably lead to the bankruptcy of a large number of enterprises, the unemployment of a large number of people, the sharp increase of enterprise costs, and the rapid breakthrough of double-digit domestic price index. Therefore, both macro cost and micro cost can't bear< There are four factors hindering the environmental governance and the huge resistance encountered by environmental protection departments in the process of law enforcement. Pan Yue, deputy director of the State Environmental Protection Administration, summed up four reasons:
first of all, some places do not have a good understanding of the scientific concept of development and simply pursue the speed of economic growth. Some high energy consumption, heavy pollution of small smelting, small ferroalloy, small chemical and other banned projects, in some places, even showed a trend of spread
secondly, in the process of attracting investment, some local governments put one-sided emphasis on simplifying the examination and approval and going through relevant proceres within a time limit. No matter whether the project will be polluted or not, it will be approved as long as the project is invested. There are some illegal phenomena in the environmental impact approval of construction projects in some places, such as "the will of the head", "get on the bus first, and then buy tickets"
thirdly, the quality of EIA needs to be improved. Some EIA units do not insist on scientific evaluation, dare not speak with objective facts and scientific data, and their evaluation conclusions are vague and ambiguous. They push the conclusion of the environmental feasibility of the project to the approval department, and even very few EIA units resort to fraud, fabricate or forge data, or conceal facts, which seriously affect the implementation of the EIA system, It makes environmental impact assessment become a mere formality and loses the minimum scientificity and impartiality of the third-party advisory body
finally, the work of information disclosure and public participation is insufficient. China's current environmental impact assessment system is government led, with limited government power to supervise a large number of construction projects, obviously inadequate
in fact, the resistance of EIA law is driven by economic interests
setting off a real "environmental storm"
China is not only a big country with little room to maneuver in the environment, but also a rising country after the global resources and markets have been basically divided up. There is no possibility for China to wait for the worst environment to govern, as some leading countries did
however, China is also a developing country. It is inevitable that others will take the road of developing economy first and then controlling pollution
the history of all countries in the world has shown that there is a common law between economic growth and environmental change: in the process of instrialization, there will be a period when environmental pollution increases with GDP, especially in the era of heavy chemical instry; however, when GDP grows to a certain extent, with the upgrading of instrial structure and the increase of residents' willingness to pay for the environment. When the pollution level reaches the turning point, it will suddenly go down with the growth of GDP until the pollution level returns to below the environmental capacity. This is the so-called environmental Kuznets curve, and the development process of Japan at that time is this law
there is no doubt that China will not cross such an era of heavy chemical instry. Because China's population is too large and the country is too big to directly enter the high-tech era with the help of global division of labor, just like Finland, when its manufacturing instry is still underdeveloped
at the end of the 1990s, I once went back to my hometown in southern Jiangsu. When I was a child, I could get to four townships and eight towns by boat with clear water. To my surprise, the most common household garbage is the main factor causing this situation. In China, even if we do not develop instry, the pollutants brought by population growth will be enough to make the environment worse to an intolerable level. Even to control such pollution, we need a large amount of investment and an economic foundation
China has a long way to go in terms of pollution control. It is necessary to act in accordance with the law, stop the occurrence of vicious environmental incidents, and delay the pace of environmental deterioration
1. What kind of food does green food refer to C)
A, vegetables, fruits B, green food C, safe and pollution-free food D, food with rich nutritional value
2, which of the following is the garbage that can be classified and recycled C)
a recycling waste plastics B recycling leftovers C recycling waste paper d recycling biological waste
3. Which leader initiated China's environmental protection D)
A, Mao Zedong B, Liu Shaoqi C, Deng Xiaoping D, Zhou Enlai
4. Which of the following does not belong to environmental pollution A)
A, biological pollution B. Food pollution C, noise pollution D, soil pollution
5. What are the three aspects of environmental status assessment
A, environmental pollution assessment B, ecological assessment C, aesthetic assessment. D land quality evaluation
6. The proportion of acid rain area in China's land area (b)
A. 20% B. 40% C. 30%
7. Choose phosphate free washing powder (b)< 8. Wetland protection is an important field of environmental protection and a hot spot of international nature protection; World Wetlands
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