What does the Environmental Protection Bureau do at work?

The main tasks of the Environmental Protection Bureau include:

1. Establish and improve the basic system for environmental protection. Formulate and implement environmental protection policies and plans, draft laws and regulations, and formulate departmental regulations.

2. Supervise and manage environmental pollution prevention and control. Formulate and organize the implementation of pollution prevention and control management systems for water, atmosphere, soil, noise, light, odor, solid waste, chemicals, motor vehicles, etc.

3. Guide, coordinate and supervise ecological protection work. Formulate ecological protection plans and supervise the development and utilization activities of natural resources that have an impact on the ecological environment, the construction of important ecological environments and the restoration of ecological damage.

4. Supervise and manage the implementation of national emission reduction targets. Organize and formulate the total emission control of various types of land and marine pollutants and the emission permit system and supervise its implementation.

5. Responsible for environmental monitoring, statistics, and information work. Develop environmental monitoring systems and specifications.

6. Investigate and deal with major ecological and environmental violations. Supervise the implementation of the system of simultaneous design, simultaneous construction, and simultaneous commissioning of environmental protection facilities for construction projects.

7. Be unified responsible for ecological and environmental supervision and law enforcement. Supervise the implementation of ecological and environmental policies, plans, regulations and standards.

8. Responsible for the implementation of the environmental impact assessment system. Review the environmental protection content in the city's master plan, and manage environmental statistics and environmental information.

9. Responsible for the supervision and management of nuclear and radiation safety. Formulate relevant policies, plans, and standards, participate in emergency response to nuclear accidents, and supervise and manage the safety of nuclear facilities and radioactive sources.

The recruitment conditions for the Environmental Protection Bureau are:

1. Have the nationality of the People’s Republic of China and enjoy the political rights of citizens;

2. Support China Communist Party of China, no record of violation of law or discipline;

3. Good conduct, dedication, and good professional ethics;

4. Good health, qualified in physical examination, and qualified for the job Job requirements:

5. 18 to 35 years old;

6. Bachelor degree or above, able to operate and apply computers proficiently.

To sum up, the Environmental Protection Bureau is mainly responsible for undertaking various matters assigned by the Municipal People's Government and the Provincial Environmental Protection Bureau.

Legal basis:

"Environmental Protection Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 13

County level and above The people's government shall incorporate environmental protection into national economic and social development plans.

The environmental protection department of the State Council, in conjunction with relevant departments, will prepare a national environmental protection plan based on the national economic and social development plan, submit it to the State Council for approval and publish it for implementation.

The environmental protection departments of local people's governments at or above the county level, in conjunction with relevant departments, shall prepare environmental protection plans for their respective administrative regions in accordance with the requirements of the national environmental protection plan, submit them to the people's governments at the same level for approval, and announce and implement them.

The content of environmental protection planning should include the goals, tasks, and safeguard measures for ecological protection and pollution prevention, and should be connected with the main functional area planning, overall land use planning, and urban and rural planning.