成渝地区环境协同治理的三重壁垒与系统重构OA

Under the dual strategies of ecological civilization and regional coordination,environmental collaborative governance in the Chengdu-Chongqing region is crucial for the ecological security of the upper Yangtze River and serves as a model for cross-regional environmental governance in China.Based on the collaborative governance theory and realities of the region,the legal challenges and regulatory pathways were examined in this study in this context.Findings revealed three key legal barriers:fragmented legislation,lack of trust,and ineffective implementation;diminishing enforcement efficacy and poor inter-agency coordination;and inconsistent judicial standards with poor case transfer mechanisms.In response to the aforementioned challenges,a"gradualist"strategy was adopted in the legislative level to achieve the synergy of soft and hard laws and dynamic assessment;a cross-regional collaborative mechanism was built in the law enforcement level to strengthen responsibility transmission and interest balance;the centralized jurisdiction and standard integration was integrated in judicial level to break through the shackles of local protectionism,providing a legal solution for the ecological collaborative governance of the Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle.