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PBS访谈环境系列

 本节目提供PBS高端访谈环境系列相关资料,内容包括访谈音频和文本字幕。坚持学习提升词汇量,提高听力水平。美国公共电视网PBS高端访谈节目,其所提供的高质量节目与教育服务,达到媒体告知(inform)、启发(inspire)与愉悦(delight)的社会责任。

  • PBS高端访谈:斯科特·凯利太空摄影 Hari Sreenivasan: When you're 240 miles from earth, the view is quite literally out of this world. Astronaut Scott Kelly spent 340 days on the international space station, setting an American record for the longest single space mission and while ther
  • PBS高端访谈:从鱼身上了解人类进化史 JUDY WOODRUFF: Tonight's Brief But Spectacular features ichthyologist Prosanta Chakrabarty, who studies fish to help explain the evolution of human beings and the planet. He's a professor and curator of fishes at the Museum of Natural Science and Dep
  • PBS高端访谈:高温加速冰盖融化速度 Hari Sreenivasan: Europe broke heat records this past week. Paris recorded an all time high temperature of 108.7 degrees. That heat is now moving north toward the Arctic. Over the next few days and so-called heat dome is expected to form, raising con
  • PBS高端访谈:让音乐走进气候变化 NICK SCHIFRIN: We return to climate change, but on a very different note. Valerie Kern of Alaska Public Media explores how one artist is examining the melting of glaciers to create music. It's part of our ongoing arts and culture coverage, Canvas. MA
  • PBS高端访谈:动物之间的联系 AMNA NAWAZ: Tonight's Brief But Spectacular features painter Walton Ford, whose work examines our relationship to animals in the wild, who, as he puts it, would rather be left alone. This episode is part of our ongoing arts and culture series, Canvas
  • PBS高端访谈:实习生的监察工作 WILLIAM BRANGHAM: Every summer, a handful of interns are selected from hundreds of applicants to camp in primitive conditions on a tiny treeless island several miles off the Maine coast. As Susan Sharon of PBS station Maine Public reports, their job
  • PBS高端访谈:巴西遭遇救火压力 JUDY WOODRUFF: In the day's other news: The government of Brazil moved to deploy troops tomorrow to rein in raging wildfires across the Amazon rain forest. William Brangham reports. WILLIAM BRANGHAM: Large parts of the Amazon are being engulfed in re
  • PBS高端访谈:飓风多里安逼近佛州 JUDY WOODRUFF: Hurricane Dorian is threatening to bear down on Florida by Monday, prompting residents there to start stocking up on bottled water, gas and other supplies. But the Category 1 hurricane's precise path is hard to predict. Dorian veered t
  • PBS高端访谈:飓风多利安过后的场景 Hari Sreenivasan: Amanda, it looks like a, kind of a gorgeous day on the beach. Amanda Becker: People are returning to a beautiful day today. They started letting permanent residents and critical business owners and personnel back in at noon. And the
  • PBS高端访谈:加州目前的火势情况 JUDY WOODRUFF: Wildfires are burning out of control across Northern and Southern California today. The state's largest utility, Pacific Gas Electric, admitted that its electrical equipment could have sparked one of those fires in Sonoma County. But t
  • PBS高端访谈:加州大火火情愈发严峻 JUDY WOODRUFF: There is no rest for the wildfire-weary in Southern California. A fire that exploded to life before dawn threatened thousands of homes today and a presidential landmark. Stephanie Sy begins our coverage. STEPHANIE SY: A new day, a new
  • PBS高端访谈:天堂小镇大火一周年祭 Megan Thompson: One year ago, thousands of northern Californians were fleeing the Camp Fire, a huge wildfire that killed 85 people, destroyed 95 percent of the town of Paradise and burned more than 150,000 acres. Yesterday, residents and officials ma
  • PBS高端访谈:气候变化未必是坏事 JUDY WOODRUFF: Mushroom hunters have fanned out across forest floors for hundreds of years searching for what can be lucrative and delicious finds. But is climate change affecting these fungi? From the Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State U
  • PBS高端访谈:澳大利亚大火不容乐观 JUDY WOODRUFF: Vast swathes of Australia are still burning tonight, with forecasts of worse to come, and thousands of people ordered to evacuate. A record summer fire season has charred 12 million acres, destroyed 1,400 homes, and left 17 people dead
  • PBS高端访谈:美属波多黎各发生地震 Puerto Rico is under a state of emergency after an early-morning earthquake. The tremor shook the U.S. territory and its three million people, with substantial damage along the southern coast. John Yang has our report. JOHN YANG: Cars crushed under c
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