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How to prevent sandstorm

Question 1: How to prevent sandstorms? 1, as planned. According to the local environmental characteristics, study scientific and effective methods to prevent and control desertification;

2. Plant trees and grass to control the source of sandstorm;

3. Increase national and local investment in controlling sandstorms;

4. Encourage social forces to invest in controlling sandstorms.

Question 2: How can we reduce the occurrence of sandstorms? Specific measures are as follows:

1. Strengthen environmental protection and raise it to the height of legal system.

2. Planting trees, strengthening biological protection system and preventing sandstorms. Protect and restore forest and grass vegetation according to law, prevent further expansion of land desertification, and minimize dust sources.

3. According to the local conditions in different regions, formulate disaster prevention, disaster prevention and relief plans, actively promote various disaster reduction technologies, and build model projects, gradually promote them from point to area, and further improve the regional comprehensive defense system.

4. Control population growth, reduce the pressure of human factors on land and protect the environment.

Question 3: How should we prevent sandstorms? Keywords afforestation, returning farmland to forest, greening desert, environmental protection,

Question 4: Why is there a sandstorm? How to solve and improve this problem? The cause of sandstorm weather is favorable for windy or windy weather situation. Favorable dust source distribution and favorable air instability conditions are the main reasons for the formation of dust storms or strong dust storms. Strong wind is the driving force of sandstorm, and the source of sandstorm is the material basis of sandstorm. Unstable thermal conditions are conducive to the increase of wind power and the development of strong convection, thus carrying more dust and winding it higher. In addition, drought and lack of rain in the early stage, warming weather and rising temperature are the special weather and climate background for the formation of sandstorms; The convective cells before the ground cold front develop into clouds or squall lines, which is a small and medium-sized system conducive to the development and strengthening of sandstorms. The topographic condition conducive to the increase of wind speed, that is, the narrow tube effect, is one of the favorable conditions for the formation of sandstorms. Improvement methods include greening and increasing vegetation coverage.