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David
I feel sorry for the people living close to the ocean.enI feel sorry for the people living close to the ocean.
Yes. With rising sea levels and more intense storms, they are in danger.enYes. With rising sea levels and more intense storms, they are in danger.
I think it's a complex issue. In many places humans are also directly responsible for some of the dangers.Compare PartenI think it's a complex issue. In many places humans are also directly responsible for some of the dangers.Compare Part
What do you mean?enWhat do you mean?
For example through the deforestation of mangrove forests. The mangroves used to be a natural barrier against storms.Compare PartenFor example through the deforestation of mangrove forests. The mangroves used to be a natural barrier against storms.Compare Part
I didn't know that. Where do mangroves grow?enI didn't know that. Where do mangroves grow?
They grow for example in Asia. And lots of them have been cut down. People in these areas now suffer more from storms and floods.Compare PartenThey grow for example in Asia. And lots of them have been cut down. People in these areas now suffer more from storms and floods.Compare Part
I see. I guess it's easier to just blame climate change instead of looking at the actual problem.enI see. I guess it's easier to just blame climate change instead of looking at the actual problem.
But you are also right. They will probably suffer even more once climate change comes into full effect.Compare PartenBut you are also right. They will probably suffer even more once climate change comes into full effect.Compare Part
Makes sense. Once the sea level actually significantly rises, they really have no protection.enMakes sense. Once the sea level actually significantly rises, they really have no protection.
Speak your answers to the dialogue (when it's your turn). Record your answers to the dialogue (when it's your turn). Then replay your recording and compare each recorded part to the original.
You
I feel sorry for the people living close to the ocean.Compare PartenI feel sorry for the people living close to the ocean.Compare Part
Ashlee
Why? Because of climate change?enWhy? Because of climate change?
Yes. With rising sea levels and more intense storms, they are in danger.Compare PartenYes. With rising sea levels and more intense storms, they are in danger.Compare Part
I think it's a complex issue. In many places humans are also directly responsible for some of the dangers.enI think it's a complex issue. In many places humans are also directly responsible for some of the dangers.
For example through the deforestation of mangrove forests. The mangroves used to be a natural barrier against storms.enFor example through the deforestation of mangrove forests. The mangroves used to be a natural barrier against storms.
I didn't know that. Where do mangroves grow?Compare PartenI didn't know that. Where do mangroves grow?Compare Part
They grow for example in Asia. And lots of them have been cut down. People in these areas now suffer more from storms and floods.enThey grow for example in Asia. And lots of them have been cut down. People in these areas now suffer more from storms and floods.
I see. I guess it's easier to just blame climate change instead of looking at the actual problem.Compare PartenI see. I guess it's easier to just blame climate change instead of looking at the actual problem.Compare Part
But you are also right. They will probably suffer even more once climate change comes into full effect.enBut you are also right. They will probably suffer even more once climate change comes into full effect.
Makes sense. Once the sea level actually significantly rises, they really have no protection.Compare PartenMakes sense. Once the sea level actually significantly rises, they really have no protection.Compare Part