新核心大英语B版听说教程3Unit 6.pptVIP

Script Unit 6 》Part III 》II Interview 》Script 臭晨人钳骨网桩牵鸦领灶讯瓢寻条玲左刊抄坍霞础老法抡讯核蘸彬问热谅新核心大英语B版听说教程3Unit 6新核心大英语B版听说教程3Unit 6 Unit 6 》Part III 》III News Story 》Task 1 Task 1 Spot Dictation Directions: In this passage, there are 15 blanks. Fill in the missing words after listening to the broadcast twice. Task The politics of climate change hit the Supreme Court today. The justices heard arguments that illustrated the powerful and unpredictable role the court can play in protecting the health and safety of the nation. Just four years ago, the court repudiated the Bush administration on climate change. It ruled five to four that the federal government does have the duty to 1) carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. regulate ________ 抓咋紊浙腔佰田笑族摊泊烙转创竟琶诣甭片饥痊牲量拼扁嘛袒婚惹侈芥骄新核心大英语B版听说教程3Unit 6新核心大英语B版听说教程3Unit 6 But, today, as NPR’s Nina Totenberg reports, the justices seemed deeply 2) about letting state governments get into the regulatory act through the courts. Nina Totenberg: The case was brought in 2004 by a 3) of states and environmental groups. With the federal government doing nothing to regulate greenhouse gases, the states sued the nation’s five largest 4) -companies that together produce 10 percent of the U.S.’ carbon emissions annually. The states were seeking a court order to cap emissions. For a variety of reasons, though the lawsuit languished for five years, and in the meantime, the Supreme Court ruled in a different case that the federal Environmental Protection Agency is 5) to regulate such emissions. skeptical _______ Unit 6 》Part III 》III News Story 》Task 1 coalition _______ utilities ______ required _______ 望衣译东耍碘艳绽赁层但宇绊影凶打达掇艇近倒葡踪孺渤贼嘉杠播渐育猾新核心大英语B版听说教程3Unit 6新核心大英语B版听说教程3Unit 6 What’s more, President Obama took office, and his EPA announced plans to regulate. The states’ case, however, trudged on in the lower courts, and in 2009, a federal appeals court in New York ruled it should go forwar