環(huán)境科學專業(yè)英語

前言

　　當前，環(huán)境問題日益嚴重，環(huán)境科學專業(yè)已經(jīng)成為大中專院校的熱門學科之一。為了使環(huán)境專業(yè)的學生掌握專業(yè)英語詞匯，熟悉科技交流的英語表達方式，以便能順利閱讀英文版環(huán)境科技讀物，更大程序地豐富專業(yè)知識，多層次多角度了解全球科學信息，把握國內外科技進展，我們編寫了這本書，力求給讀者專業(yè)、環(huán)境管理專業(yè)、環(huán)境監(jiān)理專業(yè)、環(huán)境法學專業(yè)、食品安全專業(yè)以及環(huán)境工程專業(yè)的學生使用?！　∪珪卜?部分。第一部分介紹生態(tài)環(huán)境的基本內容，第二部分介紹了全球的環(huán)境問題。第三部分著重介紹了環(huán)境問題給人類帶來的影響，第四部分介紹了政府針對環(huán)境問題實施的政策、措施、法律、經(jīng)濟等管理手段，以及環(huán)境污染的控制技術。

內容概要

　　當前，環(huán)境問題日益嚴重，環(huán)境科學專業(yè)已經(jīng)成為大中專院校的熱門學科之一。為了使環(huán)境專業(yè)的學生掌握專業(yè)英語詞匯，熟悉科技交流的英語表達方式，以便能順利閱讀英文版環(huán)境科技讀物，更大程序地豐富專業(yè)知識，多層次多角度了解全球科學信息，把握國內外科技進展，我們編寫了這《大專院校專業(yè)英語讀物：環(huán)境科學專業(yè)英語》，力求給讀者專業(yè)、環(huán)境管理專業(yè)、環(huán)境監(jiān)理專業(yè)、環(huán)境法學專業(yè)、食品安全專業(yè)以及環(huán)境工程專業(yè)的學生使用?！　∪珪卜?部分。第一部分介紹生態(tài)環(huán)境的基本內容，第二部分介紹了全球的環(huán)境問題。第三部分著重介紹了環(huán)境問題給人類帶來的影響，第四部分介紹了政府針對環(huán)境問題實施的政策、措施、法律、經(jīng)濟等管理手段，以及環(huán)境污染的控制技術。　　《大專院校專業(yè)英語讀物：環(huán)境科學專業(yè)英語》的編寫宗旨是力求讓讀者學到純正的專業(yè)英語，所有的文章的編寫均參考原牌外文書刊及國外英文網(wǎng)站，并在每章后對文章的參考網(wǎng)站及文獻已作了注釋。

書籍目錄

Unit 1 Ecological EnvironmentPart 1 Ecosystem BiomesPart 2 Ecosystem PathwaysPart 3 Ecosystem Producers， Consumers， DecomposersPart 4 Ecosystem-Rock CyclesPart 5 Ecosystem CommunicationPart 6 Plants That Purify： Natures Way to Treat SewageUnit 2 Environmental Disturbance and Problems.Part 1 Destructive Power of Nature1. Avalanche2. Tsunami3. E1 Nifio4. Earthquake5. Flood6. Lightning7. Volcanoes8. DesertificationPart 2 Destructive Power of Mankind1. Deforestation2. Endangered SpeciesPart 3 The Problems We Face1. Population Growth2. Air Pollution3. Water PollutionUnit 3 The Effects of PollutionPart 1 The Effects of Air Pollution on HealthIntroduction to the Damage to Human Health of Air Pollution1. Outdoor Air and Health2. Indoor Air： Still a Major Threat3. Six Air Pollutants Have the Greatest Impact on the Health of Children and Adults　Reading Material： The Health Effects of Air Pollution4. Effects of Air Pollution on Living Organisms and on Materials5. The Effects of the Earth WarmingPart 2 The Effects of Water Pollution1. Infectious Diseases Associated with Poor Water Quality2. Impact of Wastewater Irrigation on Health3. The Effects of Water Pollution in the Great Lakes4. Toxic Effects of Metals in Water PollutionPart 3 The Effects of Solid Wastes1. Hazardous Solid Wastes2. The Relationship Between Climate Change and Solid WastePart 4 The Effects of Noise PollutionNoise pollution： A Health Problem.Introduction1. Hearing Loss2. Heart Disease3. The Bodys Other Reactions4. Noise and the Unborn5. Special Effects on Children6. Intrusion at Home and Work7. Sleep Disruption8. Mental and Social Well-Being9. Danger to Life and Limb10. A Final WordUnit 4 Pollution ControlIntroduction to Pollution ControlPart 1 Environmental Management Systems1. About ISO140002. About the Kyoto Protocol3. Environment and Economy4. Environmental Management in American5. Information on Hong Kongs Environmental Laws6. Something about Chinese Mainland7. Environmental Related Treaties in WTOPart 2 Pollution Control Engineering1. Methods of Wastewater TreatmentReading Material： Treatment of Slaughterhouse Wastewaterin One-stage and in Two-stage UASB Reactors2. Methods of Cleaning AirReading Material： For Fabric Filters3. Techniques for Removal Pollutants from SoilReading Material： Cleaning of Mercury Contaminated Soil byUsing a Combined Washing and Distillation ProcessReading Material： How to Avoid The Harm of Pesticide in America

章節(jié)摘錄

　　Among the more significant point sources are municipal landfills and industrialwaste disposal sites. When either of these occur in or near sand and gravel aquifers， thepotential for widespread contamination is the greatest.　　In Ville Mercier， Quebec， for example， the disposal of industrial wastes intolagoons in an old gravel pit over many years rendered the water supplies of thousandsof residents in the region unusable. Water had to be pumped from a well 10 kilometersaway to replace the areas supply.　　Other point sources are individually less significant， but they occur in largenumbers all across the country. Some of these dangerous and widespread sources ofcontamination are septic tanks， leaks and spills of petroleum products and of denseindustrial organic liquids.　　Septic systems are designed so that some of the sewage is degraded in the tank andsome is degraded and absorbed by the surrounding sand and subsoil. Contaminants thatmay enter groundwater from septic systems include bacteria， viruses， detergents， andhousehold cleaners. These can create serious contamination problems. Despite the factthat septic tanks and cesspools are known sources of contaminants， they are poorlymonitored and very little studied.　　Contamination can render groundwater unsuitable for use. Although the overallextent of the problem across Canada is unknown， many individual cases ofcontamination have been investigated such as Ville Mercier in Quebec; the highwayde-icing salt problem in Nova Scotia; industrial effluents in Elmira， Ontario; variouspesticides in the Prairie provinces; industrial contamination in Vancouver， BritishColumbia; and so on. In many cases， contamination is recognized only aftergroundwater users have been exposed to potential health risks. The cost of cleaning upcontaminated water supplies is usually extremely high.　　Contamination problems are increasing in Canada primarily because of the largeand growing number of toxic compounds used in industry and agriculture. In ruralCanada， scientists suspect that many household wells are contaminated by substancesfrom such common sources as septic systems， underground tanks， used motor oil， roadsalt， fertilizer， pesticides， and livestock wastes. Scientists also predict that in the nextfew decades more contaminated aquifers will be discovered， new contaminants will beidentified， and more contaminated groundwater will be discharged into wetlands，streams and lakes.

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