Open this newspaper, I believe that you have started a new year of work like us. The hope of the smashing through the winter's cold, buried the New Year's expectations in everyone's heart. In stark contrast, small island nations in the southern hemisphere are still worried that rising global temperatures will cause their homes to be swallowed up by the sea one day. The President of the Maldives was forced to hold a cabinet meeting under the water, and hoped to draw the attention of the international community to remind people of the impact of global warming on the island nation. This is by no means a show. It is speculated that in less than 100 years, all the beautiful islands of the Maldives will sink under the water, which sounds somewhat tragic. The crisis is far more than the Maldives, and they are bleak about the prospects of the non-legally binding Copenhagen Accord that was just concluded at the Copenhagen climate conference.
According to a survey released by Greenpeace in October 2009, among the world's top 500 and China's top 100, 25 factories affiliated with Chinese and foreign companies concealed pollution information about their business in China. Including the famous Shell, Samsung Electronics, Motorola.
Since the performance of Chinese local government officials depends on the results of investment promotion, the pollution transfer of multinational enterprises highlights the serious consequences of the institutional gap between developed and developing countries in the era of globalization. Local governments in developing countries are pursuing economic development figures in order to obtain political achievements and a more stable ability to govern; multinational corporations have obtained super profits after reducing environmental protection costs with the support of local governments, and the pollution caused is caused by the system gap. No solution. It is a long process to make up for the institutional gap, which needs to find a balance between economic development and environmental protection as soon as possible. In the absence of global institutional coordination, governments should share environmental costs.
Also by the special courtesy of the Chinese local government, the multinational machine tool companies that have been invited to enter, have you fulfilled the due environmental responsibility in your development in China? Taking a tool as an example, tungsten is a unique metal with high temperature properties and ultra-high density for use in carbide tools. It is estimated that the total tungsten reserves in the world is 7 million tons, and China is the country with the largest tungsten reserves in the world. Based on current annual consumption, the world's tungsten reserves can only last for about 100 years. Recycling used carbide inserts to minimize waste and mitigate the impact on resources is one way to promote sustainable development. At present, the recycled tungsten metal accounts for less than 30% of the annual consumption.
By increasing environmental awareness and taking responsible actions, you will gain sustainable competitiveness and respect from the public. The machine not only consumes energy during use, but also produces solid, liquid and gaseous waste, which directly or indirectly pollutes the working environment and the natural environment. The machine tool is lightweight, low-energy, and reduces the discharge of solid, liquid and gaseous waste during processing. It is made of recyclable materials and can be recycled after being scrapped. It is the vision of green eco-machine tools in the future.
Let us look at the EU's "Make the Future: Vision 2020". The EU plans to shift manufacturing from resource-based manufacturing to knowledge-based manufacturing by 2020 to avoid pure cost competition. Knowledge-based manufacturing is knowledge-based. By rationally utilizing materials and resources while meeting the needs of environmental and social sustainable development, the goal is to shift manufacturing from low-cost competition to differentiated competition. The goal of “making the future†is to “make tomorrow’s competitiveness†for the EU.
China not only needs its own sustainable development, but also makes painstaking efforts to cope with global climate change. As a responsible big country, the Chinese government has promised to reduce its carbon dioxide emissions per unit of GDP by 40% to 45% by 2020. In 2010, China's industrial development targets include 10,000 yuan of industrial added value energy consumption reduced by 7%, and industrial solid waste comprehensive utilization rate increased by 1.5%. What should you do as a multinational company in China? For our common home, and for your long-term development in China.
According to a survey released by Greenpeace in October 2009, among the world's top 500 and China's top 100, 25 factories affiliated with Chinese and foreign companies concealed pollution information about their business in China. Including the famous Shell, Samsung Electronics, Motorola.
Since the performance of Chinese local government officials depends on the results of investment promotion, the pollution transfer of multinational enterprises highlights the serious consequences of the institutional gap between developed and developing countries in the era of globalization. Local governments in developing countries are pursuing economic development figures in order to obtain political achievements and a more stable ability to govern; multinational corporations have obtained super profits after reducing environmental protection costs with the support of local governments, and the pollution caused is caused by the system gap. No solution. It is a long process to make up for the institutional gap, which needs to find a balance between economic development and environmental protection as soon as possible. In the absence of global institutional coordination, governments should share environmental costs.
Also by the special courtesy of the Chinese local government, the multinational machine tool companies that have been invited to enter, have you fulfilled the due environmental responsibility in your development in China? Taking a tool as an example, tungsten is a unique metal with high temperature properties and ultra-high density for use in carbide tools. It is estimated that the total tungsten reserves in the world is 7 million tons, and China is the country with the largest tungsten reserves in the world. Based on current annual consumption, the world's tungsten reserves can only last for about 100 years. Recycling used carbide inserts to minimize waste and mitigate the impact on resources is one way to promote sustainable development. At present, the recycled tungsten metal accounts for less than 30% of the annual consumption.
By increasing environmental awareness and taking responsible actions, you will gain sustainable competitiveness and respect from the public. The machine not only consumes energy during use, but also produces solid, liquid and gaseous waste, which directly or indirectly pollutes the working environment and the natural environment. The machine tool is lightweight, low-energy, and reduces the discharge of solid, liquid and gaseous waste during processing. It is made of recyclable materials and can be recycled after being scrapped. It is the vision of green eco-machine tools in the future.
Let us look at the EU's "Make the Future: Vision 2020". The EU plans to shift manufacturing from resource-based manufacturing to knowledge-based manufacturing by 2020 to avoid pure cost competition. Knowledge-based manufacturing is knowledge-based. By rationally utilizing materials and resources while meeting the needs of environmental and social sustainable development, the goal is to shift manufacturing from low-cost competition to differentiated competition. The goal of “making the future†is to “make tomorrow’s competitiveness†for the EU.
China not only needs its own sustainable development, but also makes painstaking efforts to cope with global climate change. As a responsible big country, the Chinese government has promised to reduce its carbon dioxide emissions per unit of GDP by 40% to 45% by 2020. In 2010, China's industrial development targets include 10,000 yuan of industrial added value energy consumption reduced by 7%, and industrial solid waste comprehensive utilization rate increased by 1.5%. What should you do as a multinational company in China? For our common home, and for your long-term development in China.
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