Un dialogo algo largo del clima en inglés, que contenga will?

En esta conversación, un estudiante (Lee) habla sobre el Ártico y el calentamiento global con otras dos (JanayAkinyi).

Akinyi : The weather is getting so cold.

I really hate it!

Jana : I do too.

I miss the fall already.

September was really lovely here.

I wish we could have that weather all year.

Lee : Don’t say that.

I don’t want the Earth to get any warmer.

One of my classes yesterday got mefreaked outaboutglobal warming.

Jana : More freaked out than usual?

Akinyi : I think we’re all concerned * about global warming.

What was different about yesterday’s class?

Lee : We started studying the meltingpermafrostin theArctic.

Akinyi : The Earth has to get a lot warmer for the permafrost tomelt, right?

Lee : No, and the scariest part is thefeedback loop.

Jana : The feedback loop?

What’s that?

Lee : Well, there’scarbonfrozen in the permafrost, right?

And when the permafrost melts, microbesrelease * * carbon dioxideandmethane.

This leads to more climate change.

Akinyi : What’s the loop part?

Lee : We all know that carbon dioxide and methane cause global temperatures to rise * * * .

Jana : And if the temperature rises, then more permafrost melts.

Lee : Exactly.

And when more permafrost melts, more carbon dioxide and methane is released.

That causes global temperatures to rise even more.

And the cycle continues.

Akinyi : That is one scary * * * * cycle.

What can we do to stop it?

Lee : Reduce our carbon dioxideemissions.

For most people this means using less energy, using cleaner energy like solar and wind, and driving less.