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本帖最后由 sokiller 于 2015-5-23 21:17 编辑
Issue 10
Nations should pass laws to preserve any remaining wilderness areas in their natural state, even if these areas could be developed for economic gain.
Write a response in which you discuss your views on the policy and explain your reasoning for the position you take. In developing and supporting your position, you should consider the possible consequences of implementing the policy and explain how these consequences shape your position.
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自我点评(先):首先感谢王老师友情赞助观点以及某些词汇的用法,受益匪浅,写的时候有明确的思路,但是,美中不足两处:1、表达不准确的问题依然在,不过明显见少,原因是主动避免YY产物以及悔过的成果,准备适当的增加阅读时间;
2、明显感觉写中间段落的思路仍然不是很清楚,导致写作速度上不来,准备再次研究王老师作文。可能又要抄了;
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As people started agriculture revolution, the area of wilderness also began reducing with deforesting for arable land. When people entered into industry revolution表达 , the pace of that reduction was doubled. At the present, the areas of wilderness has already become very small that some people suggest that nations are supposed to make a policy to preserve the remaining wilderness areas. In my opinion, although this proposal is positive, for the countries where people are fighting against the poverty or people have some basic demands of living, such as housing, the policy may not be suitable. Moreover in more developed nations, even if passing the policy can be achieved, certain adjustment should be given.
感觉你这个开头有点太麻烦 没必要说农业革命工业革命什么的 直奔主题比较好 直接说urbanization and industrialization of modern society
1+3模型的核心在于主旨句要和主题句之间有严格的一一对应关系
你的主旨句似乎只有两个point 并没有和主题句严格对应
although this proposal is positive不太清楚你的意思
其实这里没有必要加这样的让步 直接说 for the least developed countries, this policy is not suitable because...
even if passing the policy can be achieved 同样的 不太明白你的意思 觉得可以简化一点 直接说这样做的好处 不要讲什么adjustment
To begin with, for people living in the least developed countries, poverty is the biggest enemy that they have been fighting against for a long time and passing policy may not be suitable. Poverty means lacking enough incoming that can use to pay for food, medicine and some basic demands. In that case, the duty of any governments is to create opportunity of working as possible as they can in order to help people to acquire adequate incoming. However, the policy that preserving remaining wildness areas may hinder governments’ effort. Preserving remaining wildness areas means no place for new construction of factory, and new factories can provide more opportunity for people to get incoming. Therefore if the policy is passed, the number of factory would not increase and poverty might not be overcome. Even the government could be abandoned by its citizens politically because of the negative consequence of passing the policy.
In addition to the fact that passing the policy is not suitable to people fighting poverty, people’s basic demand also can be affected by the policy in some countries. 这里的some countries不知道指的什么样的国家 这个点在主旨句里找不到对应点 For government of countries who have large area 表达, for example, housing is not an exigent issue.这个过渡好奇怪 But government in Singapore cannot neglect this issue. Singapore is a small nation with large number of people living and working, and that number keeps increasing in recent years. It seems like constructing new housings on the limited, remaining area of nation is the only choice for government to solve this issue. Whereas, 用法 if the policy get passed (were adopted) , the housing issue would not be solved forever改写 by the government, since the suitable land for construction is preserved for wilderness area. 这种假设性句子不错 要注意时态 (语气)
这段可以直接用新加坡做例子
For developed countries with limited supply of land, ... Take Singapore as an example. ...
For the (developed) nations who has large area and solid base of economy, protecting wilderness areas is not a big deal. However, the method for protection mentioned in the policy should be taken into consideration first. The policy suggests applying preservation. From my perspective, this suggestion is too strict and may not be suitable to the further development of nations who pass the policy. Preservation normally implies that any appearance of human being and commercial activities is forbidden in wilderness area, and this also implies no more chance for obtaining profit from these areas. Therefore it is not fair to the nations who still need further development but make contrition to passing policy. The method of protecting in policy should be switched from preservation to conservation. The difference between two methods is the latter one protect the wilderness areas as well as allow nation to make profit from commercial but ecological activities, such as developing tour. With extra financial supports from these activities, the protection for wilderness areas can be even better.
你可以将国家分为欠发展国家、土地少的发达国家和土地多的发达国家 这个分类要在开头段列明 在中间段展开 这是1+3模型的核心所在 不知道你现在明白没
想知道你写这篇的时候为什么没有做到这一点 看来要让学生真正做到1+3模型的要求还需要较大的努力
In conclusion, protecting wilderness areas is indeed a critical action that nations should think over. Whereas, for the nations whose people are fighting against poverty or have demand of housing, the policy may not be suitable to pass immediately. Even for the nations who are capable of passing policy, the policy itself should be adjusted in order to be reasonable.
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issue 10 示范 nations should preserve wilderness areas
10) Nations should pass laws to preserve any remaining wilderness areas in their natural state, even if these areas could be developed for economic gain.
Write a response in which you discuss your views on the policy and explain your reasoning for the position you take. In developing and supporting your position, you should consider the possible consequences of implementing the policy and explain how these consequences shape your position.
Human activities since Industrial Revolution have brought enormous impact to the natural environment of the earth. The size of wilderness areas worldwide has declined dramatically over the last few centuries. It is understandable that many environmentalists call for legislation to preserve the remaining wilderness areas. I believe that such policies are suitable for nations where people are still fighting against poverty or struggle to meet the basic demands of their citizens such as housing. On the other hand, for more developed nations, a policy focusing on conservation and sustainable development is more desirable than the proposed preservation legislation.
The preservation program would be neither sensible nor feasible in least developed countries where people suffer from poverty and other related social problems. Consider the opportunity costs of implementing such a policy. The land of the wilderness area could be used to build manufacturing factories that can provide jobs for the local people who lack the opportunities to create value via economic activities. Development economists agree that unemployment is the root problem that causes poverty, lack of education, malnutrition and high fertility rates among women. Any policy that would exerbate unemployment should not be implemented. In fact, it would be politically impossible for the governments to develop such preservation programs that would deprive the people of valuable job opportunities. The democratically elected government officials have to consider the consequences of introducing a massively unpopular policy.
The preservation policy is not helpful for nations or regions where the supply of land is particularly limited. Take Hong Kong as an example. Due to the grave shortage of land for housing, the people in Hong Kong have to deal with outrageously high property prices and uncomfortably small living space. The preservation policy for wilderness areas in Hong Kong would take away the land that could have been used for housing and related infrastructure construction projects. Again such a policy would not receive public support and the government officials and the legislators have to consider the public opinions when making decisions on this issue.
Even for nations that do not have problems of poverty or housing shortage, the governments should probably consider a conservation program rather than the proposed preservation program. The difference between preservation and conservation is that the former provides absolutely no opportunities for any human activities in the wilderness areas whereas the latter policy allows development in a sustainable manner. For example, under a conservation program, the wilderness areas could be developed for low-pollution industry such as tourism. Low-density hotels may be built in the areas to attract visitors all over the world. Efforts would be made to minimize the impact on the environment without compromsing the opportunities of future generations to benefit from the resources in this area. I think conservation policies are more likely to win support of the public as it can strike a balance between the need for development and the protection of the environment.
In conclusion, for nations where poverty, unemployment or shortage of housing are major problems, the proposed policy should not be adopted for the sake of the livelihood of the citizens. Even for more developed countries, a conservation policy focusing on sustainablity is more reasonable and politically sensible for the legislators.
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