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Peter Gleick: Twenty five years ago in the United States, each American probably drank a gallon of bottled water a year, on average.
皮特•格莱克:25年前,美国人每年人均瓶装水的饮水量大概是1加仑。
But Peter H. Gleick, a leading expert on water issues, said the new paper offers a fresh way of quantifying the phenomenon.
但一位研究水问题的著名专家彼得H.格雷克表示,新的研究论文以一种全新的方式来量化这一现象。
Gleick: Babbage was a man out of his time. People back then didn't get what he was about.
格莱克:巴贝奇是一个超越时代的奇人,当时的人们根本不理解他的想法。
Gleick: Part of this book focuses on people from the 19th century such as Ada Byron, who was the first computer programmer.
格莱克:这本书的部分内容集中研究了一些来自于十九世纪的人物,如艾达·拜伦(AdaByron),她是世界上首位计算机程序员。
Gleick: Shannon said that the notion of information has nothing to do with meaning.
格莱克:香农曾说过,信息的概念与涵义无关。
James Gleick: I've been thinking of this book my whole career.
詹姆斯·格莱克:在整个职业生涯中我都在思考这本书的内容。
Information underpins everything in the universe, Gleick says, from music to money.
信息支撑着宇宙万物,无论是音乐还是货币,格莱克如是说。
This dependence may make it hard to change current practices that lead to depletion, Dr. Gleick suggests.
格雷克博士认为这种依赖性可能使得人们很难改变目前这种掠夺式用水方法。
In fact, between 1990 and 2007, this happened about 100 times, says Peter Gleick of the Pacific Institute in Oakland, California.
来自California州Oakland市太平洋学会的PeterGleick说,实际上,在1990到2007年间,这样的情况共有约100次。
Peter Gleick: Probably my biggest concern is that I believe very strongly that water is a human right.
皮特•格莱克:我坚信喝水是人类的一项基本权利,这是我最关注的问题。