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Phobias are irrational fears.rLs中国英语学习网
恐惧症是非理性的焦虑。

Primordial in appearance, great hammerheads, like this one near the Bahamas, are actually among evolution's most advanced sharks. Wide-set eyes and nostrils provide keen peripheral senses, and tiny electroreceptors on its snout help it pinpoint prey. Dozens of serrated teeth do the rest. rLs中国英语学习网

Global Warming 全球性暖化 - 2

Global warming is the increase in the average temperature of the Earth's near-surface air and oceans in recent decades and its projected continuation. The term "global warming" is a specific example of the broader term climate change, which can also refer to global cooling. In common usage the term refers to recent warming and implies a human influence.

There is also melting in the world's mid latitudes. These are NASA time-lapse pictures of Africa's Mount Kilimanjaro. Its snowcap is retreating year by year and the famous Swiss Alps may one day have no more glaciers.rLs中国英语学习网
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We're now at the actual melting front of the glacier. And this glacier retreats actually at the rate of about 30 to 40 meters a year. This is about twice as much as the average retreating rate of the last 150 years.rLs中国英语学习网
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But global warming isn't just melting the ice. It is triggering large-scale climate changes of every kind. The seasons have become unsettled. Atmosphere highs and lows are migrating to new regions, basically changing the way our daily weather works. But what are the causes and why is all this happening now?rLs中国英语学习网
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We know that climate is not controlled by just purely one thing and in the case of the human control, it has resulted in changes to the chemistry of the atmosphere in the form of greenhouse gases and toxic metals which are unparalleled in rate and also magnitude for the last many millions of years. The instabilities that those could create in the climate system could be very dramatic.rLs中国英语学习网
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Every day solar radiation streams down on Earth's surface. As the land and the oceans warm, they radiate some of their heat back out into the atmosphere. Some of that heat is then trapped by naturally occurring gases like water vapor, methane and carbon dioxide. It's called the greenhouse effect. And for millions of years, it's kept Earth's climate livable. But why is the greenhouse starting to get too warm? The answer is that the sun, which warms the greenhouse, also fuels a process that cycles carbon from the atmosphere and stores it underground. Author Thom Hartman calls it current and ancient sunlight.rLs中国英语学习网
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Through the majority of human history, we lived on current sunlight. Sunlight falls on the ground, stimulates plant growth, plants trap that energy, the heat energy from the sunlight through photosynthesis to form carbohydrates. And, it, we would eat that or we would eat animals that ate that, the current sunlight. And then more or less largely about a thousand years ago in some parts of the world, we started using sunlight that had been trapped in the earth hundreds of thousands to millions of years ago, primarily coal. And that was the beginning of the use of ancient sunlight, sunlight that had been trapped by plants a long time ago, and buried in the earth. Now, we are liberating that carbon into the air as we burn this ancient sunlight, as we burn these fossils, and we are moving in the direction of returning the atmosphere toward the way it was before the dinosaurs.rLs中国英语学习网
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The sources of carbon vary by region, but most researchers cite transportation for about 33 percent. Electric power generation in the US produces about another third, while heating our homes, manufacturing, making cement, agriculture and clearing forests account for the rest. The result is that the concentrations of CO2 which remained in the atmosphere for 100 years have increased from 280 parts per million during the Industrial Revolution to 370 today, and it may climb to 500 within our lifetimes.rLs中国英语学习网
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