Rapid economic development costs: China's two-thirds city is surrounded by garbage

At present, Beijing produces 18,400 tons of waste per day, and the daily processing capacity of existing waste treatment facilities is only 10,400 tons. Waste disposal facilities are all overloaded and the overload rate reaches 67%. In a maximum of four to five years, landfills will be overwhelmed and waste will have no place to fill. Since 1999, the total amount of household garbage in Guangzhou has doubled in 10 years. Currently, there are nearly 18,000 tons of domestic garbage produced every day, and there are still 12,000 tons of wastes that have reached the final disposal. This figure is still 5%-7% per year. The speed is growing. Piles of rubbish like a giant "" lie lurking underground in the city.

China's waste disposal is currently faced with a dilemma. People are opposed to incineration and landfills are not enough. Anbang chief researcher Chen Gong believes that China's urban construction is a rapid development, but this high-speed development is a huge cost, and this cost has just begun to pay, the high speed will inevitably not be sustainable, garbage siege is just the beginning of the cost.