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All in the balance: assessing schemes to protect humans and the environment

机译:总而言之:保护人类和环境的评估计划

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"Events, dear boy, events," was how Harold Macmillan famously summed up his most difficult challenge during his time as prime minister. The words have become commonplace since that time and have even been attacked as cliched and "dull". In fact, they sum up in a remarkably succinct way one of the most profound problems facing every human being as he or she steers a course through life. For while one's situation may alter only gradually and by small amounts over long periods, every so often an abrupt change will occur and break up the continuity of one's existence.
机译:“事件,亲爱的男孩,事件”,就是哈罗德·麦克米伦(Harold Macmillan)著名地总结了他担任总理期间最艰巨的挑战的方式。从那时起,这些词就变得司空见惯,甚至被批评为陈词滥调和“沉闷”。实际上,它们以一种非常简洁的方式总结了每个人在人生的过程中所面临的最深刻的问题之一。因为虽然一个人的处境在长期内只能逐渐地,少量地变化,但每隔如此频繁的变化就会发生一次,从而破坏一个人的生存的连续性。

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    《Nuclear future》 |2013年第3期|43-51|共9页
  • 作者

    Philip Thomas; Geoff Vaughan;

  • 作者单位

    City University;

    University of Central Lancashire;

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