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At the current rate of melting,in 50 years the northern ocean would be ice-free all the summer long. これは1種の仮定法のようなものですか?

19 温明化一北極の水が消える ーThe place to watch for global Warming js the Arctic. If the planet as a whole Warms by one degree, the poles wil warm 2 革 by about three degrees. ThiS S exactly what is happening. Ice | now covers 15 percent less of the Arctic Ocean than it did 20 * | Years ago. In the 1950s that ice averaged 10 feet thick: now it is less than six feet thick. At the current rate of meleing, in 50 5 years the morthern ocean could be ice-free all summer long. That would be the end of polar bears. In fact many Creatures * | ofthe Arctic Ocean are already in trouble. 傘 ] 地球温暖化を注視する場所といえば。 北極でのる。この惑星が全体として 1 度 暖がくなると, 両極では 約3度暖かがくなる。 これがまさに今起こっていること である。北極海を今緒っている氷は, 20 年前よりも 159%少ない。1950 年代 その氷は平均で 10 フィートの厚さであった。それが今や. っ おの い。 現在の速度で溶けていくと, 50 年後には北部の海洋が 2 こ る可能性もある。そうなれば, 北極グマは絶滅してし。 eo しまうだろう。 実際 の多くの生物が.。すでに窮地に陥っているのである。 Mi

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English Senior High

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English Senior High

オレンジのotherwiseの内容を答える問題なのですが私の答えは合っていますか?自信がありません…

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