China will continue its efforts to boost agricultural production by developing technology and investing in rural infrastructure.
Beijing makes such a plan seeking to prevent further land subsidence or sinking.
More than 50 cities in China have wide-spread land subsidence, China Central Television reported.
China faces a tougher situation in water resources in the future as demand increases amid the country's rapid industrialization and urbanization.
Cadmium pollution in the upper Longjiang River has entered the water conservation area in Liujiang River, pushing the cadmium level close to the highest permitted level.
The cadmium pollution in a river in South China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region following a spill from an industrial plant has been controlled.