
关于食品安全和保护环境的演讲稿
2Food security under threat: global response needed Climate change and commodity speculation are among the main factors threatening food security inside and outside the EU, according to a European Parliament resolution adopted on Thursday. MEPs call for urgent measures to combat food price manipulation and ensure that food production is maintained in the EU. Droughts, floods, fires and storms, on a greater scale than in the past, are reducing agricultural capacity all over the world, says the resolution. Soil and water management must be improved to prevent loss of farmland, and the Commission should monitor national climate change mitigation measures, believe MEPs. Tackling speculationMEPs criticise speculation in food commodities, agricultural raw materials and energy markets, all of which puts food security at risk. The G20 is urged to work for the convergence of market regulations by involving countries that are not part of the G20 in the fight against food price manipulation.Parliament asks the Commission to consider giving the new European Security and Markets Authority more power to prevent abuses in commodity markets. Dealing in food commodities should be limited to investors who have a genuine link with agricultural markets, MEPs believe.In addition, MEPs call on national governments not to impose curbs on exports, as these provoke greater uncertainty in the markets and disrupt world markets, and therefore have the potential to drive prices up further at global level. Helping EU farmersTo guarantee food security in the EU, a strong Common Agricultural Policy is needed, says the resolution. Declining farm incomes, caused by higher production costs to meet health, environmental and animal welfare standards, need to be urgently addressed to ensure there are farmers in the EU in the future. Market intervention tools, such as intervention and strategic stocks, must be part of the policy, says Parliament.Support for farmers in developing countriesSince agriculture is a key economic sector in the developing world, MEPs call for a larger proportion of the financial aid for this sector to be used to support more effective and sustainable farming practices. They add that land ownership should be promoted to reduce poverty and increase food security.The resolution was approved by show of hands. 3New threat to global food security as phosphate supplies become increasingly scarceA new report from the Soil Association reveals that supplies of phosphate rock are running out faster than previously thought and that declining supplies and higher prices of phosphate are a new threat to global food security. ‘A rock and a hard place: Peak phosphorus and the threat to our food security’ highlights the urgent need for farming to become less reliant on phosphate rock-based fertiliser. [1]Intensive agriculture is totally dependent on phosphate for the fertility needed to grow crops and grass. Worldwide 158 million tonnes of phosphate rock is mined every year, but the supply is finite. Recent analysis suggests that we may hit ‘peak’ phosphate as early as 2033, after which supplies will become increasingly scarce and more expensive. [2]This critical issue is missing from the global policy agenda - we are completely unprepared to deal with the shortages in phosphorus inputs, the drop in production and the hike in food prices that will follow. Without fertilisation from phosphorus it has been estimated that wheat yields could more then halve in coming decades, falling from nine tonnes a hectare to four tonnes a hectare. The current price of phosphate rock is approximately twice that of 2006. When demand for phosphate fertiliser outstripped supply in 2007\\\/08, the price of rock phosphate rose 800%.In Europe we are dependent on imports of rock phosphate, having no deposits of our own, but the geographical concentration of reserves adds further uncertainty to the future security of our sources. In 2009, 158 million metric tonnes of phosphaterock was mined worldwide. 67% of this resource was mined in just three countries - China (35%), the USA (17%) and Morocco and Western Sahara (15%). China has now restricted, and the USA has stopped, exports of phosphate. [3]Author of the report, Dr. Isobel Tomlinson, said: A radical rethink of how we farm, what we eat and how we deal with human excreta, so that adequate phosphorus levels can be maintained without reliance on mined phosphate, is crucial for ensuring our future food supplies.‘A rock and a hard place’ sets out the actions needed to close the loop on the phosphorus cycle. These include:Changing how we farmDifferent farming systems vary enormously in their reliance on mined phosphate. Organic farms are more resilient to the coming phosphorus rock ‘shock’, as it can only be used as a supplement to nutrient recycling (including crop rotations, green manures, and composting), and not as a replacement. Organic crops generally have a lower fertiliser requirement than non-organic crops, with a greater capacity to scavenge for nutrients through denser and deeper root systems.Changing what we eatEating less meat can reduce the demand for mined phosphate. This is because vegetable-based production is more efficient in its use of phosphorus then livestock production. Although different types of meat have different levels of mined phosphate demand depending on the farming system used to produce them. Meat from livestock grazed on grassland that has not been fertilised with artificial fertilisers, will perform much better than meat from livestock grazed on fields that have been, or livestock fed on grain grown using artificial fertilisers.Changing how we deal with human exretaThe report recommends a radical change in the way we treat human exreta and the need to abandon our current ‘flush-and-forget’ toilet systems in favour of Ecological Sanitation. The report also calls for a change to EU organic regulations to allow the use of human sewage – rich in ‘natural’ phosphate - on agricultural land to ensure phosphate levels are maintained. Globally only 10% of human waste is returned to agricultural soils. Urine alone contains more than 50% of the phosphorus excreted by humans.
关于安全的演讲稿600字好句多
随着经济的日益发展,平湖已变得越来越美丽,马路上车辆川流不息的景象随处可见。
然而由于有些人交通 安全意识的淡薄,在车水马龙的马路上演了一幕幕不可挽回的悲剧。
当你看到一个个鲜活的生命消失于车轮之下,当你发现一阵阵欢声笑语湮没在尖锐的汽笛声中,当你面对那些触目惊心的场景时,能不感到痛心疾首吗
道路交通安全事故依然是各种事故领域的“头号杀手”。
而导致悲剧发生的一个重要原因,就是我们欠缺安全防卫知识,自我保护能力差,因此对少年儿童进行安全教育的形势相当紧迫。
有专家指出,通过安全教育,提高我们小学生的自我保护能力,80%的意外伤害事故是可以避免的。
为加强对中小学生的安全教育,1996年2月,国家教委、公安部等六部委联合发出通知,把每年3月最后一周的星期一定为全国中小学生安全教育日,建立全国中小学生安全教育制度,敦促安全教育工作的开展。
这个是小学生安全教育的,你可以适当修改一下 红灯短暂而生命长久,为了更好地宣传交通安全法规,增强学生交通安全意识,教育部将今年3月28日中小学生安全教育日主题定为“增强交通安全意识,提高自我保护能力”。
为了更好地宣传交通安全知识,更好地珍视我们生命,在此,学校向全体师生发出倡议: 1、我们要认真学习交通安全的法律法规,遵守交通规则,加强安全意识,树立交通安全文明公德; 2、当我们徒步行走于人来车往的马路时,请时刻保持清醒的头脑,不在马路上嬉戏打闹; 3、当我们时马路时,多一份谦让与耐心,不闯红灯,走人行横道,绝不能为贪一时之快,横穿马路; 4、严禁12周岁以下的学生骑自行车。
放学回家一定要排好路队。
记得有一个故事。
几个学者与一个老者同船共渡。
学者们问老者是否懂得什么是哲学,老者连连摇头。
学者们纷纷叹息:那你已经失去了一半的生命。
这时一个巨浪打来,小船被掀翻了,老者问:“你们会不会游泳啊
”学者们异口同声地说不会。
老者叹口气说:“那你们就失去了全部的生命。
” 虽然这只是一个故事,但其中蕴含的哲理却耐人寻味。
灾难的发生对每个人来说,不分贫富贵贱,不论性别年龄。
孩子、学子、工人、知识分子,人民公仆……无论咿呀学语,还是学富五车,无论幼小纤弱,还是身强力壮,如果缺少应有的警惕,不懂起码的安全常识,那么,危险一旦降临,本可能逃离的厄运,却都会在意料之外、客观之中发生了。
遵章守纪,就是尊重生命,尊重自我。
当我们能做到这一切的时候,我们的社会便向文明的彼岸又靠近了一步。
重视交通安全,是我们每个人的义务,更是我们每个人的责任。
让我们携起手来呵护这文明之花,让我们远离伤痛,珍爱彼此的生命吧。
今天是第十个全国中小学生安全教育日,我们希望这个日子能够再次唤醒同学们对交通安全的重视。
大地苏醒,春风又绿。
我们要把平安的种子撒播进自己的心田。
当它发芽开花、长成参天大树,我们必将收获更多的祥和、幸福和安宁。
企业代表食品安全表态发言稿怎么写
各位领导:同志们:我受xxx镇政府的委托,就xxx镇被确定为食品安全示范乡镇做表态发言。
自古以来国以民为本,民以食为天,食以安为先。
食品安全关系到广大人民群众的身体健康和生命安全,关系到经济健康发展和社会稳定,关系到镇党委政府的形象。
做好食品安全工作是践行三个代表重要思想、创建平安xxx、构建和谐村镇过程中的重要组成部分。
今后一个时期,我镇食品安全工作要按照政府主导,属地管理,部门联动,社会参与的方针,坚持集中整治与制度建设、严格执法与科学管理、打假治劣与扶优扶强、失信惩戒与正面引导相结合的原则,深入开展食品安全专项整治,着力加强食品安全各项基础工作,强化食品安全监管,提升食品安全监管能力,确保广大人民群众的饮食安全,促进我镇经济社会又好又快发展。
具体做好以下工作:一、提高认识,切实增强做好食品安全工作的责任感和紧迫感食品安全问题是最基本的民生问题。
维护民生,保障本地的秩序和安全,是我们党委政府的重要责任。
近年来,我镇加强了百村放心店工程建设,有55家经营店达到了放心店的标准;设立了钟升、永发商品配货站,确保放心店进货渠道安全;建立了15个行政村消费维权监督联络点,完成了中心镇连锁超市工程。
但是,我们也清醒地看到,食品安全问题是一场永无休止的战争,我镇食品安全工作仍存在一些问题和薄弱环节,假冒伪劣食品时有出现,食品安全形势仍非常严峻,这不仅损害了人民群众的身体健康和生命安全,也影响了我镇经济社会的持续健康发展。
人民群众对加强食品监管的期盼是越来越强烈,呼声也越来越高。
因此,我们要充分认识食品安全工作面临的形势,认真倾听人民群众的呼声,认真领会上级关于加强食品安全工作的指示精神,振奋精神,履行职责,积极主动地落实食品安全的各项工作,切实增强做好食品安全监管工作的使命感、责任感和紧迫感。
二、明确目标,认真做好食品安全各项工作围绕争创食品安全工作示范镇的目标,从完善制度、健全网络、建立机制、强化责任入手,重点抓好以下工作:1、建立食品安全责任制。
镇上与各相关部门,与各生产、销售、经营单位签订食品安全责任书,形成一级抓一级、一级对一级负责的食品安全责任体系。
按照责权一致的原则,制定食品安全综合监督责任制和责任追究制,划定监管责任区,落实监管责任人,做到责任明确、各司其职、各负其责。
对因工作失职而发生重大食品安全问题的,追究有关责任人的责任。
2、加强食品安全网络建设。
以实施放心店工程为抓手,加快改造和规范农村、学校、企业流通网络体系。
在钟声批发超市放心店创建的基础上,扩大覆盖面,大力推进连锁超市、放心店建设延伸工程,将超市、放心店开进学校、企业,促使其它小商店优胜劣汰和规范经营,努力使更多的小商店成为放心店。
完善基层食品安全信息监督网络建设,充分发挥消费者、老人协会及其它基层组织的作用,在各村建立一支群众性的消费维权监督员队伍,构筑农村群众监督网,采取各种措施,确保农村食品安全。
3、加快食品安全信息体系建设。
对食品安全问题做到早发现、早预防、早整治、早解决。
主动与农业、质监、工商、卫生和食品药品监管等部门联系,用足用活行政资源,为食品安全工作提供可靠信息。
建立健全食品生产、经营企业质量档案和食品安全监管信用档案,强化食品生产经营者的责任意识,通过政府监管、行业自律和社会监督,加大失信惩戒力度,逐步建立起我镇食品安全信用体系的基本框架和运作机制。
4、建立食品安全事件应急机制。
制订食品安全事件应急预案,按事件的不同等级,建立协调、查处、善后、责任追究、信息发布等工作机制和措施。
一旦在本镇区域发生重大食品安全突发事件,应立即启动预案,快速做好调查处理工作。
三、加强领导,确保食品安全各项工作任务的落实食品安全工作是一项复杂的系统工程,涉及生产、加工、流通以及消费等多个环节,不论哪个环节出问题,都会影响食品安全全局。
因此,我们要突出四个加强:一要加强领导,明确责任。
要抓紧完善镇政府食品安全工作领导小组,明确工作职责,落实工作责任。
要完善食品安全工作的责任机制,镇主要领导是本区域食品安全第一责任人,分管领导是直接责任人。
要明确食品生产企业的责任主体地位和企业负责人的食品安全第一责任人的责任。
要积极研究建立完善的目标责任考核体系,健全食品安全工作责任制及责任追究制。
二要加强联系,密切配合。
要主动与工商、卫生和食品药品监管等部门联系,建立镇政府与部门联动和定期联系工作制度,加强协调,密切配合,齐心协力做好集中整治、日常检查等工作。
三要加强宣传,营造氛围。
要大力宣传有关部门加强食品监管、实施食品放心工程、打击假冒伪劣食品违法犯罪行为所取得的成效;宣传食品安全监管和食品质量监督检查等方面的有关信息;宣传国家有关法律法规和食品安全知识,提高人民群众自我防护和依法维权的意识;宣传重视质量、守法经营的先进典型,以及优质食品和优良企业。
有选择地曝光食品安全典型案例,震慑违法犯罪分子。
通过广泛的宣传教育,进一步营造人人重视、人人关心食品安全的良好氛围。
四要加强督查,保证实效。
要进一步加强食品安全监督检查,督察检查必须坚持明察暗访相结合,建立健全食品安全督察督办机制。
及时、准确了解全镇食品安全真实情况,检查重点工作在村、企业、学校的落实情况,确保食品安全各项措施落到实处。
我们深刻地认识到作为示范乡镇,需要做的工作还有很多。
可以说是希望和压力同在,荣誉与困难并存。
我们要加倍努力,让食品安全工作百尺竿头更进一步,高质高效的完成上级将给我们的工作。
谢谢大家



