中國懲罰澳洲暫停牛肉入口呢單嘢,原來對地球係一件好事黎㗎!
好多環保專家曾經講過,剩係中國人食肉,一年就製造18億噸二氧化碳。1982年全中國平均每個人每年食13kg肉,2016年就食63kg!
純邏輯咁睇,啲畜牲(咪誤會,係講啲牛、豬、雞)製造嘅二氧化碳其實係影響原產國,所以懲罰佢地嘅同時,係幫咗個地球,直接減低溫室效應㗎,唔該晒!
#地球欠中國一句感謝
#最好以後食素或者草
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《Financial Times》
"China suspends beef imports from 4 Australian abattoirs"
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參考報導:
《The Guardian》
"China's plan to cut meat consumption by 50% cheered by climate campaigners"
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jun/20/chinas-meat-consumption-climate-change
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Oxford Dictionaries declares ‘climate emergency’ the word of 2019
Oxford Dictionaries has declared “climate emergency” the word of the year for 2019, following a hundred-fold ( ) increase in usage that it says demonstrated a “greater immediacy ( )” in the way we talk about the climate.
Defined as “a situation in which urgent action is required to reduce or halt ( ) climate change and avoid potentially irreversible ( ) environmental damage resulting from it,” Oxford said the words soared ( ) from “relative obscurity ( )” to “one of the most prominent ( ) — and prominently debated — terms of 2019.”
According to the dictionary’s data, usage of “climate emergency” soared 10,796 percent.
Oxford said the choice was reflective ( ) of the rise in climate awareness, with the focus specifically on the language we use to discuss it. The rise of “climate emergency” reflected a conscious ( ) push toward language of immediacy and urgency, the dictionary said.
In May, the Guardian updated its style guide to clarify that “climate emergency” or “global heating” would be favored ( ) over “climate change” or “global warming” (although the original terms are not banned) to better reflect the scientific consensus ( ) that this was “a catastrophe for humanity.”
Hundreds of cities, towns and even countries have also declared “climate emergencies” during 2019 — from Scotland in April and the UK parliament ( ) in May to Canada, France and the city of Sydney in Australia.
“In 2018, climate did not feature ( ) in the top words typically used to modify emergency; instead, the top types of emergencies people wrote about were health, hospital, and family emergencies,” the selection panel ( ) said.
“But with climate emergency, we see something new, an extension ( ) of emergency to the global level.”
And for those protesting that “climate emergency” is two words, as the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s resident ( ) linguist explained in 2017, single words can consist of ( ) two parts.
Such multipart constructions, like “heart attack,” “man-of-war” or the 2017 American Dialect Society word of the year “fake news,” are commonly accepted by linguists as words.
“Climate emergency” beat the words “climate crisis,” “climate action,” “climate denial,” “extinction,” “flight shame,” “global heating” and “plant-based,” which were on the shortlist ( ).
The dictionary’s word of the year is chosen to “reflect the ethos ( ), mood, or preoccupations ( ) of the passing year” and should have “lasting potential as a term of cultural significance.”
“In 2019, climate emergency surpassed ( ) all of those other types of emergency to become the most written about emergency by a huge margin ( ), with over three times the usage frequency of health, the second-ranking word,” Oxford said.
Previous choices for word of the year include “toxic” in 2018 and “youthquake” in 2017.
「氣候緊急狀態」獲選為牛津字典二○一九年度詞彙
牛津字典宣布,二○一九年的年度詞彙為「climate emergency」(氣候緊急狀態),該詞的使用次數較之前增加了一百倍,顯示我們談論氣候時有「更大的急迫性」。
牛津字典將「climate emergency」定義為「需要採取緊急行動來應對的狀況,以減低或阻止氣候變化,避免其可能造成之不可逆轉的環境破壞」,該詞由「相對冷僻」躍升成為「二○一九年最突出及討論度最高的詞彙」。
根據牛津字典的數據,「climate emergency」的使用次數暴增了百分之一萬零七百九十六。
牛津字典表示,選擇該詞不僅是反映氣候意識的抬頭,所著重的更是我們討論它時所用的語言;「climate emergency」一詞的興起,反映了語言朝向立即性和緊迫性的有意識推進。
英國《衛報》在五月更新了格式手冊,說明應優先選擇「climate emergency」或「global heating」(全球熱化)這些詞彙,而非原本的「climate change」(氣候變化)或「global warming」(全球暖化)(雖然這些術語並未禁用),以便更能夠反映科學上的共識──這是「a catastrophe for humanity」(人類的災難)。
在二○一九年,有數百個城市、城鎮甚至國家宣布進入「氣候緊急狀態」──蘇格蘭在四月、英國議會在五月,還有加拿大、法國乃至澳洲的雪梨市。
詞彙評選小組表示:「二○一八年,『climate』一字通常並不用來修飾『emergency』這個字。人們用來修飾『emergency』的字主要是「health」(健康)、「hospital」(醫院)和「family」(家庭)」。
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Oxford Dictionaries declares ‘climate emergency’ the word of 2019
Oxford Dictionaries has declared “climate emergency” the word of the year for 2019, following a hundred-fold ( ) increase in usage that it says demonstrated a “greater immediacy ( )” in the way we talk about the climate.
Defined as “a situation in which urgent action is required to reduce or halt ( ) climate change and avoid potentially irreversible ( ) environmental damage resulting from ( ) it,” Oxford said the words soared ( ) from “relative obscurity ( )” to “one of the most prominent ( ) — and prominently debated — terms ( ) of 2019.”
According to the dictionary’s data, usage of “climate emergency” soared 10,796 percent.
Oxford said the choice was reflective of the rise in climate awareness, with the focus specifically on the language we use to discuss it. The rise of “climate emergency” reflected a conscious push toward language of immediacy and urgency, the dictionary said.
In May, the Guardian updated its style guide to clarify that “climate emergency” or “global heating” would be favored ( ) over “climate change” or “global warming” (although the original terms are not banned) to better reflect the scientific consensus ( ) that this was “a catastrophe for humanity.”
Hundreds of cities, towns and even countries have also declared “climate emergencies” during 2019 — from Scotland in April and the UK parliament in May to Canada, France and the city of Sydney in Australia.
“In 2018, climate did not feature in the top words typically used to modify emergency, instead the top types of emergencies people wrote about were health, hospital, and family emergencies,” the selection panel said.
“But with climate emergency, we see something new, an extension of emergency to the global level.”
And for those protesting that “climate emergency” is two words, as the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s resident linguist explained in 2017, single words can consist of two parts.
Such multipart constructions, like “heart attack,” “man-of-war” or the 2017 American Dialect Society word of the year “fake news,” are commonly accepted by linguists as words.
“Climate emergency” beat the words “climate crisis,” “climate action,” “climate denial,” “extinction,” “flight shame,” “global heating” and “plant-based,” which were on the shortlist.
The dictionary’s word of the year is chosen to “reflect the ethos, mood, or preoccupations of the passing year” and should have “lasting potential as a term of cultural significance.”
“In 2019, climate emergency surpassed all of those other types of emergency to become the most written about emergency by a huge margin, with over three times the usage frequency of health, the second-ranking word,” Oxford said.
Previous choices for word of the year include “toxic” in 2018 and “youthquake” in 2017.
牛津字典二○一九年度詞彙:「氣候緊急狀態」
牛津字典宣布,二○一九年的年度詞彙為「climate emergency」(氣候緊急狀態),該詞的使用次數較之前增加了一百倍,顯示我們談論氣候時有「更大的急迫性」。
牛津字典將「climate emergency」定義為「需要採取緊急行動來應對的狀況,以減低或阻止氣候變化,避免其可能造成之不可逆轉的環境破壞」,該詞由「相對冷僻」躍升成為「二○一九年最突出及討論度最高的詞彙」。
根據牛津字典的數據,「climate emergency」的使用次數暴增了百分之一萬零七百九十六。
牛津字典表示,選擇該詞不僅是反映氣候意識的抬頭,所著重的更是我們討論它時所用的語言;「climate emergency」一詞的興起,反映了語言朝向立即性和緊迫性的有意識推進。
英國《衛報》在五月更新了格式手冊,說明應優先選擇「climate emergency」或「global heating」(全球熱化)這些詞彙,而非原本的「climate change」(氣候變化)或「global warming」(全球暖化)(雖然這些術語並未禁用),以便更能夠反映科學上的共識──這是「a catastrophe for humanity」(人類的災難)。
在二○一九年,有數百個城市、城鎮甚至國家宣布進入「氣候緊急狀態」──蘇格蘭在四月、英國議會在五月,還有加拿大、法國乃至澳洲的雪梨市。
詞彙評選小組表示:「二○一八年,『climate』一字通常並不用來修飾『emergency』這個字。人們用來修飾『emergency』的字主要是「health」(健康)、「hospital」(醫院)和「family」(家庭)」。
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#時事英文
guardian climate change 在 時事英文 Podcast by ssyingwen Youtube 的精選貼文
週六,美國 Tennessee 州中部發生致命洪水,造成至少 18 人死亡,多人下落不明。破紀錄的降雨量讓水位迅速上漲,當地居民措手不及。最年輕的罹難者為一對僅 7 個月大的雙胞胎嬰兒,不敵洪水的威力,從父親的懷抱中被沖走。
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本集 timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:51 第一遍英文朗讀
3:05 新聞 & 相關單字解說
14:36 額外單字片語
20:23 第二遍英文朗讀
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朗讀內容參考了
The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/aug/23/tennessee-floods-flash-flooding-death-toll-damage
Associated Press: https://apnews.com/article/floods-tennessee-c7c876734f3ddbafd61fd98989a647f1
BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-58300877
NPR: https://www.npr.org/2021/08/23/1030325945/the-floods-in-tennessee-arent-freak-accidents-theyre-a-new-reality
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本集提到的單字片語:
Tennessee 田納西州
Landlocked state 內陸州
Tennesseans 田納西人
Nashville
Flash flood warning 突發性水災的警報
Meteorologist 氣象學家
Hurricane 颶風
Tropical system 熱帶系統
Break / shatter / smash the record 破紀錄
Torrential rain 暴雨
Flood / flooding 水災
Floodwater 洪水
Deluge 嚴重水災
Flash flood 暴洪
Survivors 倖存者
Panic attack 驚恐發作
Jet skis 水上摩托車
Boats 船
Helicopter 直升機
Wreckage 殘骸
Rhode Island 羅德島
Connecticut 康州
New York 紐約州
Climate change 氣候變遷
Global warming 全球暖化
Supercharge 增壓、超級充電
Disaster
Calamity
Catastrophe
Tragedy
Staycation
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