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This is Scientific American — 60-Second Science. I'm Steve Mirsky.
"The first thing is that people have to come to grips with the difficulties we face. I think the scientists have and many of the people have, but the governments have to."
Yale University's William Nordhaus, who on October 8th shared the 2018 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, "for integrating climate change into long-run macroeconomic analysis." He spoke by phone to a representative of the Nobel Prizes.
"And then the second thing that's most important is that we take some kind of economic steps — I have advocated for many years a carbon tax as a way of implementing policies. And then the third thing is we'll have to have a significant technological transformation. Of course, those first two would help the third. But those three have to go together. You can't do it without public support. But you can't do it without some kind of economic signals, in the form of a carbon tax. And then all of those will help induce the technological changes that are necessary to make a transition to a low-carbon world."

Nordhaus shared the prize with Paul Romer of New York University, for his work "integrating technological innovations into long-run macroeconomic analysis."
Nordhaus continued: "The most recent work I've done is studying actual trends in abatement and in policies, suggests we're doing much less than what needs to be to reach any of the targets, whether it's a 1.5-degree or 2-degree or even a 3-degree target. I think the policies are lagging very very far, miles, miles, miles behind the science and what needs to be done...but it's not too late. But the steps we have to take are more difficult now than if we'd started earlier."
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纽约大学的保罗·罗默与诺德豪斯共同获得了诺贝尔经济学奖，以表彰他“将技术创新纳入长期宏观经济分析中”,&r8kE8uWri&jZjHua。
诺德豪斯接着说道：“我最近在研究减排和政策方面的实际趋势，结果表明：我们现在所做的远远少于达到任何目标所需要的，无论是将全球变暖限制在1.5度、2度甚至是3度4SWqp2;9)nMe。我认为政策远远落后于科学和我们需要做的事，但现在还不算太晚ihN,(^I!Z#qv%]Tis#5。不过，比起早些开始行动，我们现在才采取措施就不得不承担更大的难度0WaMVS3ArVP&x7yeRu。”
谢谢大家收听科学美国人——60秒科学vlB-heV,~D,。我是史蒂夫·米尔斯基mm,6Vau746ut4Vi。

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重点讲解

重点讲解：
1. come to grips with 开始理解并着手处理难题；
We should come to grips with our problems instead of ignoring them.
我们应面对问题而不是忽视问题n47r0#=uN@8S&+zI^。
2. integrate into (使)加入；(使)融入；
The policy is to integrate children with special needs into ordinary schools.
这项政策旨在使有特殊需要的儿童融入普通学校Q.ushi1Xi~FmrH52lrG。
3. go together 联手；一起；
I think both of these ideas go together, and unfortunately, they're also a paradox.
我认为这两点相辅相成，可惜的是这同时也构成了矛盾^j;Ot4#)@FY4jG1BdX*4。
4. lag behind 落后；赶不上；
Britain still lags behind most of Europe in its provisions for women who want time off to have babies.
英国在妇女生育福利方面依然落后于欧洲大多数国家5_t1zx7Ud^jGz。