自1970年起，全球人口增加了一倍，經濟成長也不斷復甦，但自然環境卻不

自1970年起，全球人口增加了一倍，經濟成長也不斷復甦，但自然環境卻不斷的退化。好比說，熱帶雨林正以每秒鐘都有樹木倒塌的悲劇死亡──1980年至2000年的20年間，1億公頃的雨林就此消逝，多出的土地被用來養牛、經營棕梠油事業。可怕的是，生物最大溫床的溼地正面臨最慘烈的危機，300年前所擁有的總濕地面積，至今只剩下13％。專家強調，「人類和世上所有其他物種賴以生存的生態正以一種前所未有的速度惡化，我們正在侵蝕世界各地資源、糧食和健康的基礎。若不再採取行動，未來一切都無法再逆轉。」

結果 (英文) 1:

Since 1970, the global population has doubled, economic growth also continued to recover, but has continued degradation of the natural environment. Like say, the tropical rain forest of fallen trees growing at every second of the tragic death ── 1980 to 2000 in 20 years, 100 million hectares of forest disappear this, the extra land is used to raise cattle, beam at the eaves oil palm business career .

Frightening is the biggest hotbed of biological wetland is facing the worst crisis, have 300 years ago, the total wetland area, so far only 13%.

Experts stressed that "the world of humans and all other species survival ecological growing at an unprecedented rate of deterioration, we are eroding resources around the world, food and health foundation. If no action in the future everything is no longer reversed."

結果 (英文) 2:

Since 1970, the global population has doubled and economic growth has continued to recover, but the natural environment has been deteriorating. Rainforests are dying every second of the tragic collapse -- 100 million hectares of rainforest died in the 20 years between 1980 and 2000, and more land was used to raise cattle and run palm oil.

Terrifyingly, wetlands, the largest hotbed swarm of life, are facing the worst of the crisis, with only 13 per cent of the total wetland area it owned 300 years ago.

"The ecology on which humans and all other species of the world depend is deteriorating at an unprecedented rate, and we are eroding the resources, food and health bases of the world," the experts stressed. If no action is taken, nothing can be reversed in the future. 」

結果 (英文) 3:

Since 1970, the global population has doubled, the economic growth has been recovering, but the natural environment has been deteriorating. For example, tropical rainforests are dying every second because of the tragic collapse of trees. In the 20 years from 1980 to 2000, 100 million hectares of rainforests have disappeared, and more land has been used to raise cattle and run palm oil business.
What's terrible is that the wetland with the largest biological hotbed is facing the most severe crisis. The total wetland area 300 years ago is only 13%.
Experts stressed that "the ecosystem on which human beings and all other species of the world depend is deteriorating at an unprecedented rate, and we are eroding the resources, food and health bases around the world. If no action is taken, nothing can be reversed in the future."