1.Inner Mongolia Soil and Water Conservation Workstation,010020,Hohhot;2.Supervision Bureau of the Yellow River Soil and Water Conservation Suide Governance,718000,Suide,Shaanxi;3.Inner Mongolia Water Resources Research Institute,010020,Hohhot;4.Chongqing Coal Design and Research Institute,404020,Chongqing:China
Abstract：Coal chemical industry projects consume huge amount of water and have considerable impacts on regional water resource balance and ecology environment.Such activities as digging,filling,building during the construction will damage the vegetation cover on the surface,result in land bareness and aggravate soil erosion and water loss,even lead to deterioration of peripheral ecology environment;much waste water and residue released during the production will have immense negative impacts on peripheral ecology environment.Most of the coal chemical industry projects of our country are allocated in mountainous,hilly,and sandstorm-stricken areas with insufficient water resource and weak ecology environment,therefore those areas are suffer seriously from soil erosion and water loss and environment problems.In light of the related laws,rules,national development guidelines,national codes,industry evelopment program,industry allocation,and technical norms,etc,in accordance of scientific outlook on development,resources conserving and environment friendly society,with our focus on protecting soil and water resources and effective prevention and treatment of the soil erosion and water loss as a result of coal chemical industry project construction and production,on three evels of approval,restricted approval and delayed approval,the research has put forward the permitted rquirements of soil and water conservation for coal chemical industry projects.
张庆琼1；党维勤2；陈正新3；李禾1；宝柱1；张耀阁4. 煤化工项目水土保持准入条件[J]. 中国水土保持科学, 2010, 8(3): 99-103.
ZHANG Qiang-Qiong-；Dang-Wei-Qi-；Chen-Zheng-Xin-；Li-He-；Bao-Zhu-；Zhang-Yao-Ge. Permitted requirements of soil and water conservation for coal chemical industry projects. SSWCC, 2010, 8(3): 99-103.
2010, Vol. 8 
