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1、www.XiYuS锡育软件Good evening,everyone.各位,晚安。00:13I am from Japan,so Id like to start with a story aboutJapanese fishing villages.我來自日本,我想用一個關於日本漁村的 故事來當開頭。00:16In the past,every fisherman was tempted to catch as many asfish as possible,but if everybody did that,the fish,commonshared resource in the com
2、munity,would disappear.在過去,每位漁民都想要 盡可能抓到越多魚越好,但,如果每個人都如此,魚,社區所共享的資源,就會消失。00:24The result would be hardship and poverty for everyone.結果就是每個人都艱困又貧窮。00:41This happened in some cases,but it did not happen in othercases.在一些案例中有發生這樣的現象,但在其他案例中卻沒有。00:47In these communities,the fishermen developed a kind of
3、social contract that told each one of them to hold back a bitto prevent overfishing.在這些社區中,漁民發展出了一種社會契約,叫每一個人都稍稍退一步,來預防過度捕撈。00:56The fisherman would keep an eye on each other.漁民們會監視彼此。01:09There would be a penalty if you were caught cheating.如果你作弊被逮到,會受到處罰。01:13But once the benefit of a social contr
4、act became clear toeveryone,the incentive to cheat dramatically dropped.但,一旦每個人都清楚了 社會契約的益處,作弊的動機就大幅下降了。01:18tempted:adj.有兴趣的/v.诱惑;冒的险(tempt的过去分词)fishermen:n.渔夫;渔船(fisherman的复数形式)hold back:隐瞒;退缩;抑制;阻止 overfishing:n.渔捞过度/vt.过度捕捞(overfish的现在分词)keep an eye on:v.照看;留意;密切注视incentive:n.动机;刺激/adj.激励的;刺激的 d
5、ramatically:adv.戏剧地;引人注目地/adv.显著地,剧烈地We find the same story around the world.我們在全世界都能找到同樣的故事。01:30This is how villagers in medieval Europe managed pastureand forests.中世紀歐洲的村民就是這樣 管理牧草和森林的。01:34This is how communities in Asia managed water,and this ishow indigenous peoples in the Amazon managed wildl
6、ife.亞洲的社區就是這樣管理水的,亞馬遜原住民就是這樣管理野生動物的。01:42These communities realized they relied on a finite,sharedresource.這些社區了解他們要 仰賴有限的共享資源。01:53They developed rules and practices on how to manage thoseresources,and they changed their behavior so that theycould continue to rely on those shared resources tomorrow
7、by not overfishing,not overgrazing,not polluting ordepleting water streams today.對於如何管理那些資源,他們發展出了規則和慣例,且他們改變了他們的行為,這樣他們明天才能 繼續仰賴那些共享資源,他們的做法就是不要過度捕撈、不要過度放牧、不要污染或在今天就用盡水流。02:01This is a story of the commons,and also how to avoid the so-called tragedy of the commons.這是個公有物的故事,也是個關於如何避免所謂的公有物悲劇的故事。02:
8、26But this is also a story of an economy that was mainly local,where everybody had a very strong sense of belonging.但這個故事也談到一個主要為 地方性的經濟體,在這個經濟體中,人人都有很強的歸屬感。02:37medieval:adj.中世纪的;原始的;仿中世纪的;老式的 pasture:n.草地;牧场;牧草/vt.放牧;吃草 indigenous:adj.本土的;土著的;国产的;固有的 Amazon:亚马逊;古希腊女战士 finite:adj.有限的;限定的/n.有限之物 rel
9、y on:依靠,依赖overgrazing:v.过度放牧(overgraze的现在分词)polluting:v.污染;玷污(pollute的ing形式)depleting:v.用尽,耗尽;使减少(deplete的ing形式)so-called:adj.所谓的;号称的 belonging:n.所有物;行李;附属物Our economies are no longer local.我們的經濟體已經 不再是地方性的了。02:48When we moved away from being local,we started to loseour connection to the commons.當我們
10、遠離了地方性,我們就開始失去和公有物的連結。02:52We carried economic objectives,goals and systems beyondthe local,but we did not carry the notion of taking care ofthe commons.我們把經濟方針、目標,以及體制帶到地方性之外,但我們並沒有把如何照顧 公有物的想法一起帶著。03:00So our oceans,forests,once very close to us as our localcommons,moved very far away from us.所以,我
11、們的海洋、森林,這些曾經和我們非常靠近的公有物 遠離了我們。03:13TED演讲者:Naoko Ishii|石井菜绪子演讲标题:An economic case for protecting the planet|保护地球的经济案例内容概要:We all share one planet-we breathe the same air,drink the same water and dependon the same oceans,forests and biodiversity.Economist Naoko Ishii is on a mission to protectthese sh
12、ared resources,known as the global commons,that are vital for our survival.In an eye-opening talk about the wellness of the planet,Ishii outlines four economic systems we need tochange to safeguard the global commons,making the case for a new kind of social contractwith the earth.地球是我们所共有的。我们呼吸相同的空气
13、,喝相同的水,依赖同样的海洋、森林,以及生物多样性。经济学家石井菜绪子的使命是保护这些共有资源,也就是所谓的全球公有物,它们对我们的生存非常重要。在这场让人开眼界的演说中,谈到了地球的健康,石井指出,有四项经济系统是我们必须要改变的,这么一来才能守护全球公有物,和地球建立新的社会契约。So today,we pump millions of tons of greenhouse gases intothe air,we dump plastics,fertilizers and industrial waste intothe rivers and oceans,and we cut down
14、 forests that absorbCO2.所以,現今,我們把數百萬噸的 溫室氣體排入空氣中,我們丟棄塑膠、肥料,以及工業廢料,丟入河流和海洋中,我們砍伐吸收二氧化碳的森林。03:25We make the wild biodiversity much more fragile.我們讓野生生物多樣性變得更脆弱。03:45We seem to have totally forgotten that there is such a thingas global commons:air,water,forests and biodiversity.我們似乎完全忘記了 所一種叫做全球公有物的東西:
15、空氣、水、森林、生物多樣性。03:50Now,it is modern science that reminds us how vital theglobal commons are.現在,是現代科學 在提醒我們全球公有物有多麼重要。04:05objectives:n.目的(objective的复数形式);目标;宗旨 plastics:n.塑料;整形外科;外科修补术 fertilizers:n.肥料肥料(fertilizer的复数形式);化肥;底肥 cut down:v.削减;砍倒;杀死;删节;胜过 biodiversity:n.生物多样性 fragile:adj.脆的;易碎的In 2009,
16、a group of scientists proposed how to assess thehealth of the global commons.2009 年,一群科學家提出 評估全球公有物之健康的方法。04:14They defined nine planetary boundaries vital to our survival,then they measured how far we could go before we crossover the tipping points or thresholds that would lead us tothe irreversibl
17、e or even catastrophic change.他們定義了對於我們生存 很關鍵的九項地球限度,他們測量我們走了多遠 就會跨越引爆點或門檻值,引領我們到無法逆轉或 甚至災難性的改變。04:23This is where we were in the 1950s.這是我們 1950 年代時的狀況。04:45We broadly remained within safe operating space,markedby the green line.我們大體上都維持在 安全的運作空間中,這空間用綠線標記。04:50But look at where we are now.但看看我們現在的
18、狀況。05:00We have crossed four of those boundaries,and we will becrossing others in the future.我們已經跨越了其中四項限度,且未來我們還會跨越其他的。05:04How did we end up in this situation?我們是怎麼落到這種下場的?05:13Well,my personal story may tell us something.我的個人故事可能 可以給我們一點資訊。05:17Five years ago,I was appointed as CEO of the GEF,Glo
19、balEnvironment Facility,but I am not a conservationist or anenvironmental activist.五年前,我被指派為 全球環境基金(GEF)的執行長,但我不是天然資源保護論者,也不是環境保護激進份子。05:22proposed:adj.被提议的;所推荐的/v.提议;计划(propose的过去式和过去分词)assess:vt.评定;估价;对征税 planetary:adj.行星的 tipping:n.倾卸台/adj.倾翻的;倾卸的/v.使倾斜;轻拍;踮起脚走(tip的ing形式)thresholds:n.阈值;建门槛;临界值值(
20、threshold的复数)irreversible:adj.不可逆的;不能取消的;不能翻转的 catastrophic:adj.灾难的;悲惨的;灾难性的,毁灭性的 broadly:adv.明显地;宽广地;概括地;露骨地;粗鄙地 appointed:adj.约定的,指定的/v.任命;指定;约定时间,地点(appoint的过去分词形式)conservationist:n.自然资源保护论者 activist:n.积极分子;激进主义分子I am an economist,and for the last 30 years,I had worked forpublic finance in my hom
21、e country and around the world.我是經濟學家,過去三十年來,我在我的祖國以及全世界 做公共財政相關的工作。05:36I can tell you one thing for sure:during these 30 years,thenotion of the global commons never crossed my mind.我可以肯定地告訴各位一件事:在這三十年間,我從來沒有想過 全球公有物這個概念。05:48I didnt have a single conversation about the globalcommons with my collea
22、gues.我完全沒有和同事談過 任何關於全球公有物的事,05:58This tells me that the notion of the global commons was notreally entering into the big money decisions like statebudgets or investment plans.這告訴我,全球公有物的概念 並沒有真的在牽扯大錢的決策中,比如州預算或 投資計畫中,被考量到。06:05And Im wondering,why do we have this sheer ignoranceabout the global comm
23、ons,including me,myself?我很納悶,為什麼我們會完全忽視 全球公有物?連我自己都不例外。06:18One possible explanation might be that until recently,itdidnt really matter too much.一種可能的解釋是,在最近之前,這都不是太要緊的事。06:27Even if we mess up some part of the environment,we werenot fundamentally changing the functions of the earthsystem.即使我們亂搞某部分的
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