【正文】 說明：該項目已于 20xx 年 10月建成，屬補辦環(huán)境影響評價文件。為抓住市場機遇，增加企業(yè)效益， 根據(jù)《中華人民共 和國環(huán)境保護法》及《建 設項目環(huán)境保護管理條例》等法規(guī)文件，安徽省 ///縣 ///礦業(yè)有限公司 委托 江蘇省 設備成套有限公司 承擔該項目環(huán)境影響評價工作。 石英砂是重要的工業(yè) 礦物原料，廣泛用于 玻璃 、 鑄造 、 陶瓷 及 耐火材料 、冶煉 硅鐵 、冶金 熔劑 、 冶金 、 建筑 、 化工 、塑料 、 橡膠 、磨料等工業(yè)。 審批意見 由負責審批該項目的環(huán)境保護行政主管部門批復。同時提出減少環(huán)境影響的其他建議。 主要環(huán)境保護目標 指項目周圍一定范圍內集中居民住宅區(qū)、學校、醫(yī)院、保護文物、風景名勝區(qū)、水源地和生態(tài)敏感點等，應盡可能 給出保護目標、性質、規(guī)模和距廠界距離等。 行業(yè)類別 按國標填寫。 年產(chǎn) 10萬噸石英砂生產(chǎn)線 項目 可研報告項目可行性研究報告資金申請報告項目建議書 可行性研究報告 項目名稱 指項目立項批復時的名稱，應不超過 30 個字（兩個英文字段作一個漢字）。 建設地點 指項目所在地詳細地址，公路、鐵路應填寫起止地點。 總投資 指項目投資總額。 結論與建議 給出本項目清潔生產(chǎn)、達標排放和總量控制的分析結論，確定污染防治措施的有效性，說明本項目對環(huán)境造成的影響，給出建設項目環(huán)境可行性的明確結論。 預審意見 由行業(yè)主管部門填寫答復意見，無主管部門項目，可不填。 fancy styl e popul ar in those days. It was al so a treasure decorated with gol d and jewel s, which took the country’s best artists about ten years to make. In fact, the rom was not made to be a gi ft. It was designed for the palace of Fredri ck I. H owever, the next Ki ng of Prussi a, Fredrick Wi li am I, to whom the am ber room bel onged, deci ded not to keep it. In 1716 he gave i t to Peter the Great. In return, the Czar sent him a troop of his best sol diers. So the Amber Room became part of the Czar’s winter pal ace in St Petersburg. About four metres long, the room served as a sm al l reception hal l for im portant vi stors. Later, Catheri ne Ⅱ had the Am ber Room m oved to a palace outsi de St Petersburg where she spent her summers. She tol d her arti sts to add more detai ls to it. In 1770 the room was pl eted the way she wanted. Al most si x hundred candles li t the room, and i ts mi rrors and pictures shone l ike gol d. Sadly, al though the Am ber Room was si dered one of the wonders of the worl d, i t is now m issi ng. In September 1941, the N azi army was near St Petersburg. Thi s was atime when the two countri es were at war. Before the N azis coul d get to the summer pal ace, the Rusians were abl e to remove some furnitures and smal art objects from the Am ber Room. However, som e of the Nazi s secretl y stol e the room itsel f. In less than two days 10000 pi eces were put inside twentyseven woden boxes. There i s no doubt that the boxes were then put on a trai n for Koni gsberg, whi ch was at a tim e a German city on the Baltic Sea. After that, what happened to the Am ber Room remai ns a mystery. Recentl y, the Russi ans and Germans have bui lt a new Am ber Room at the summ er palace. By studyi ng ol d photos of the form er Am ber room, they have m ade the new one l oke l i ke the ol d one. In 20xx i t was ready for the peopl e of St Petersburg when they celebrated the 300th bi thday of thei r ci ty. A fact of an opi ni on What i s a fact? Is i t som ethi ng that peopl e bel i eve? N o. A fact i s anythi ng that can be proved. For exampl e, i t can be proved that China has m ore people than any other country in the worl d. This i s a fact. Then what is an opi ni on? An opini on i s what som eone beli eves is true but has not been proved. So an opi noi on is not good evidence in a trail. For exampl e, it is an opinion if you say “Cats are beter pets than dogs”. It may be true, but i t is di ficul t to prove. Som e peopl e m ay not agree with thi s opi ni on but they also canot prove that they are right. In a trail, a judge must deci de which eyewi tneses to beli eve and whi ch not to beli eve. The judge does not consider what each eyewi tness l ooks li ke or where that person li ves or works. H e/She onl y cares about whether the eyewi tness has given true i nform ati on, whi ch m ust be facts rather than opi nions. Thi s ki nd of i nform ati on i s cal ed evi dence. Bi g Feng to the rescue His friends and famil y cal him “Big Feng” because he is bery tal l and played basketbal as a young man. But he is al so big i n a di fferent way — he fights hard to protect China’s past. His real name is Feng Jicai and he has wri ten m any novels about li fe i n Chi na. Several years ago, however, he put down hi s pen for a whi le and began to protect the cltural reli cs i n Tianji n, where he li ves. O nce someon asked him why he no longer wrote. H e repl ied that at the m oment he felt protecti ng cul tural reli cs was m ore im portant. Feng l oves hi s hometown. H e bel ieves that ol d things m ust be given a pl ave next to new thi ns, or peopl e wil soon fet ther great past. He does not m ake speeches to get others to hel p him i n hi s projects. Instead he goes out and does what he can him esel f. If others fol ow him , so m uch the better. O ne of his biggest projects was to protect the ol dest street i n Tianji n. Along that street som e shops had done busi ness for seven hundred years. Althought the ci ty governm ent rebuil t thi s street, they di d save i ts oldest buil di ng. Another project was more successful: he persuaded the city governm ent to buy some l and i n the centre of the ci ty so i t could not be sol d for busi nesses. This area i s very improtant for the hi story of Ti anji n. It was here that the ci ty was fi rst buil t duri ng the Song Dynasty. Later many treasures were found here. To Feng, di ggi ng down in to the earth i s li ke readi ng page after page of a book. Each dynasty found i n the earth i s li ke an i nteresti ng story. N ot l ong ago he and other wri ters and arti sts tok photos of the ol d parts of Ti anji n. The photos were put i nto a book whi ch was very popul ar. The m oney from the book hel ps hi s prjects. O nce, and ol d m an asked Feng to si gn a book for him, saying he woul d gi ve i t to hi s grandson who was not yet born. Feng was gl ad to do i t he knows that he past i s not onl y for us to enjoy but also for the chil dren of the future. Uni t 2 An i ntervi ew Pausani as, who was a Grek wri ter about 20xx year ago, has e on a m agi cal journey on March 18th , 20xx to fi nd out about the prese