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发表于 2008-1-20 20:32:58
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According to the statement, ourgovernment has the responsibility to preserve the publicly owned wildernessareas in their natural state, even if these areas are extremely remote and, asa result, accessible to only a few people. I quite agree with this statement because it is probable that onlya few people, or even the environment itself can cause considerable damages tothese areas, which will result in great losses that ournation will suffer./to our nation 这样意思好像明白点,你的那个我能理解,但不知道是不是native
To begin with, the wilderness areas are sometimes vulnerable/ fragile. [Only one person怪怪的] is able to do great harm to them. /改为so easily, the wilderness is damaged .For example, it is not unusual for us to learn/readfrom the newspaper that a cigarette which has not beencompletely put out /ignited stub causes aterrible fire in a forest. What's more, sometimes even a thunder can causeunimaginably huge fires. And once it happens, it willtake several days for our nation to put the fire out, which will cost numerousmoney and human resources, and will also reduce the amount of rare sourcescontained in these areas. So it is quite necessary for our government to watchover the wilderness areas from time to time.不可抗力,是不是偏了点
In addition, there usually exist some rare species and valuable resources whichwe can make great use of. Firstly, because these wilderness areas are oftenextremely remote and therefore only a few people can reach there, some rarespecies may exist there. Consider, the jungles, for example, a great many rarespecies reside in them. Secondly, lots of natural resources, such as mineral resources, are stored/buriedin these areas, which means thatwe can make use of them in the future. Therefore our government should preservethese areas in their natural state not only in order to protect the rarespecies, but also to store the considerable resources we may use in the future.
Finally, the wilderness areas have the function of coordinating the whether/weather of our nation, even of the wholeenvironment in the world, and any damage to them may accompany with serious damage / dynamic changes in climate [nation wide/ tothe whole nation] and the whole world. ß有点假。。。For example, forests in the wilderness areas are able to balance thecarbon dioxide, water and other gases in the atmosphere. If a fire destroys ahuge area of forest, the atmosphere in our nation will be disturbed greatly,which will affect the economy of our nation by impeding some industries such astourism, and in the long run, the quality of people's lives will be decreased.What's more, the global temperature may come up /raise owingto the damage. As a consequence, not only our government, but the whole worldshould pay great attention to the wilderness areas.
In sum, the public owned wilderness areas are important to our nation, even tothe whole world, because they provide habitats for rare species and provide uswith a plenty of resources. Given the great benefit we can get from them, ourgovernment should watch over the publicly owned wilderness areas and, as thestatement recommends, keep them in their natural state.
According to the statement, our government has the responsibility topreserve the publicly owned wilderness areas in their natural state,even if these areas are extremely remote and, as a result, accessibleto only a few people. I quite agree with this statement because it isprobable that only a few people, or even the environment itself cancause considerable damages to these areas, which will result in greatlosses that our nation will suffer.
To begin with, the wilderness areas are sometimes vulnerable. Only oneperson is able to do great harm to them. For example, it is not unusualfor us to learn from the newspaper that a cigarette which has not beencompletely put out causes a terrible fire in a forest. What's more,sometimes even a thunder can cause unimaginably huge fires. And once ithappens, it will take several days for our nation to put the fire out,which will cost numerous money and human resources, and will alsoreduce the amount of rare sources contained in these areas. So it isquite necessary for our government to watch over the wilderness areasfrom time to time.
In addition, there usually exist some rare species and valuableresources which we can make great use of. Firstly, because thesewilderness areas are often extremely remote and therefore only a fewpeople can reach there, some rare species may exist there. Consider,the jungles, for example, a great many rare species reside in them.Secondly, lots of natural resources, such as minerals, are stored inthese areas, which means that we can make use of them in the future.Therefore our government should preserve these areas in their naturalstate not only in order to protect the rare species, but also to storethe considerable resources we may use in the future.
Finally, the wilderness areas have the function of coordinating thewhether of our nation, even of the whole environment in the world, andany damage to them may accompany with serious damage to the wholenation and the whole world. For example, forests in the wildernessareas are able to balance the carbon dioxide, water and other gases inthe atmosphere. If a fire destroys a huge area of forest, theatmosphere in our nation will be disturbed greatly, which will affectthe economy of our nation by impeding some industries such as tourism,and in the long run, the quality of people's lives will be decreased.What's more, the global temperature may come up owing to the damage. Asa consequence, not only our government, but the whole world should paygreat attention to the wilderness areas.
In sum, the public owned wilderness areas are important to our nation,even to the whole world, because they provide habitats for rare speciesand provide us with a plenty of resources. Given the great benefit wecan get from them, our government should watch over the publicly ownedwilderness areas and, as the statement recommends, keep them in theirnatural state.
"Government should preserve publicly owned wilderness areas in their natural state, even though these areas are often extremely remote and thus accessible to only a few people."
Government should preserve wild life when they explore wilderness areas, while strictly preservation of primeval characters is irrational and unnecessary. And I suggest a study to manageability of the primeval areas should be conducted before any further exploring.
One of the most successful examples for developing wilderness areas goes to Yellowstone national park. This park is the home to large variety of wildlife including grizzly bears, wolves, bison, and elk. Founded in 1872 in America, a country had not yet seen it centennial, the park was born and development in concept for protecting what they had and finding benefit and enjoyment for the future generations. More than hundred years has pasted, and now the Yellowstone national park consistently protects its wildlife while in the same time serve as a portal to information about culture and natural resources of the USA. What’s more important, there are a lot of children, companied by their family, visit Yellowstone national park to enjoy their vacations and become affiliated with wild animals. This affiliation will grow with age and to be the cherish recollection in their memories.
I understand the worries from environmentalists, that historically evidence shows, in China, the exploring with any wilderness areas were often accompanied with large scale immigration and ended in the vanishing of forest and species diversity. These concerns show a social awareness to our country’s future development. Nevertheless, what I do not understand is the worries from officials and professors, that if the trend continues, some largest wilderness area in China could be in jeopardy and things like that. It is their responsibilities to protect all development are made under conservation as the scale in Yellowstone national parks.
China has vast pristine areas in the west and far north. In the north area like xinjiang province with terrestrial heat, I suggest a study to manageability of the primeval areas should be conducted before any further exploring. There are, perhaps, many improvements, including developed geothermal streams, reservoirs, and aqueduct , can help stimulating local economy without affecting the diversity of wild life.
While the western China, with magnificent mountain ranges, remote rivers and deep valleys densely populated by goats, wolves and birds, is to be surrounded by a vast buffer zone where limited development can take place under strict guidelines. Significant amounts of natural gas have been discovered in the buffer zone. Moreover, the western area is also said to be fluid with mineral resource and had been served as foundation to country’s stocking raising industry. It was suggested that with a cautiously set plan, development could give impetus to one of the largest and most important wilderness areas in west China. Environmental groups will see the action as a model for large-scale progress; industry leaders provide its provisions for a blooming development and the creation of jobs.
Therefore, I suggest government should set up positive plans in developing the wilderness areas , with benefits either to our knowledge base of wildlife protection, or to country ‘s economics development.
[ 本帖最后由 jerome_hu 于 2008-1-20 22:11 编辑 ] |
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