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本帖最后由 emteddybear 于 2010-2-1 10:31 编辑
ARGUMENT112:
The following proposal was raised at a meeting of the Franklin City Council.
"Franklin Airport, which is on a bay, is notorious for flight delays. The airport management wants to build new runways to increase capacity but can only do so by filling in 900 acres of the bay. The Bay Coalition organization objects that filling in the bay will disrupt tidal patterns and harm wildlife. But the airport says that if it is permitted to build its new runways, it will fund the restoration of 1,000 acres of wetlands in areas of the bay that have previously been damaged by industrialization. This plan should be adopted, for it is necessary to reduce the flight delays, and the wetlands restoration part of the plan ensures that the bay's environment will actually be helped rather than hurt."
分析:
海湾联盟组织组织建的理由:填海会破坏潮汐和伤害野生动物
机场的承诺:被允许建跑道就出资修复100英亩被工业损耗的湿地
理由:1.机场延误的问题应该被解决(隐含如果建跑道就能改善延误)
2.该计划的湿地恢复部分可以使海湾的环境得到彻底改善而不是被破坏。(要狠批)
1+2——>结论:该计划应该被采纳
提纲:1.理由1:机场延误的原因有可能不是跑道不够的原因,也有可能是机场管理不够科学,或者位于海湾地区,很容易受天气的影响
2.理由2:(1)、没有说明对填充900英亩海域对环境带来的危害和恢复1000英亩湿地所带来的好处的对比。(2)、也许即使你出钱恢复了,你的恢复技术达不到,也不能帮助改善环境。
Based on two insufficient reasons, the arguer proposes to adopt the airport's plan to build new runways to increase capacity only can by filling in 900 acres of the bay where the airport located. It is so arbitrary to make such conclusion and I will give some analysis about the two reasons in turn.
Firstly, as for the arguer's first reason-it is necessary to reduce the flight delays-there is an implicit interference, which is that if the airport builds new runways, the capacity will be increase and the flight delays will be changed better. I think the arguer makes a mistake about the cause and effect, because the capacity may be not the only reason of flight delay. There might be other respects which cause the flight delay, such as bad management of the airport's manager. What's more, Franklin Airport is on a bay, where the weather might be an important element. So it is so unadvisable to build new runways only because of flight delay.
Secondly, the arguer lists the second reason that the wetlands restoration part of the plan ensures that the bay's environment will actually be helped rather than hurt. This statement is totally lack of evidence, and in my experience, it is completely wrong. For one thing, without the database of the wetlands' damage, we can't make a conclusion that whether and in what degree the wetlands can be restored, even though Franklin Airport can provide enough money. Because technology is a crucial problem. The pollution by some special industrialization is an international problem, which has not been solved yet. For another thing, the arguer does not provide any materials of the comparison between the hurts by filling in 900 acres of the bay and the benefits by restoration of 1,000 acres of wetlands. If they fill the bay, the tidal patterns and harm wildlife will be disrupted. And there is no one can guarantee that the wetlands or even restored wetlands can help to address this disruption, especially for the tidal patterns, which relate mainly with the bay. And I think it is not worth to change a natural bay with wetlands which is uncertainly about its usage.
In sum, it is unwise to adopt the airport's plan to build new runways to increase capacity if we cannot do anything but do so by filling in 900 acres of the bay. |
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