Link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-13011073
Vocabulary:
attempt – (v) to try to do sth that is difficult;
The government has made no attempt to avert the crisis.
Don’t attempt to argue with him.
extent - (n) area or size of sth;
I was amazed at the extent of his knowledge.
The full extent of the damage is not yet known.
impact – (n) an effect or impression;
Her song made a grate impact on the audience.
Tougher environmental laws could have negative impacts on economic growth.
melt – (v) to change a solid substance into a liquid
The snow is melting.
Melt the butter in a small saucepan.
pile – (v) to put a large number of things on top of each other
Newspapers and magazines were piled up on the floor.
Pile them on top of each other.
equally - (adv.) to the same degree;
This recipe works equally well with soft fruit.
They both worked equally hard.
uncertain - (adj.) not sure;
She was still uncertain of his true feelings for her.
The origin of the word is uncertain.
Precis:
The sea level is getting higher. Forecasts indicate in 2007 that sea level grow about 28cm by the year 2010. It is a global average. The researchers began to study different regions of the world. The biggest impact on sea level rise are:
- ocan currents
- differences in the temperature
- salinity
- land movements.
The global warming is imprtant in this topick, because it has influence on the currents. The biggest rise in sea level is expected to be in New York. An interesting occurrence is that in the areas closer the melting ice, sea level will be smaller than futher away.
If the ice melts, the sea level will rise, but gravitation force decreases, so the local water levelmay decrease. There are many uncertainties in this studies, but it is certain that some parts of the world sea level to rise faster than other parts.
- ocan currents
- differences in the temperature
- salinity
- land movements.
The global warming is imprtant in this topick, because it has influence on the currents. The biggest rise in sea level is expected to be in New York. An interesting occurrence is that in the areas closer the melting ice, sea level will be smaller than futher away.
If the ice melts, the sea level will rise, but gravitation force decreases, so the local water levelmay decrease. There are many uncertainties in this studies, but it is certain that some parts of the world sea level to rise faster than other parts.
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