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Israeli officials say they're facing the biggest ecological disaster in the country's history. An oil spill in the Mediterranean Sea damaged about 90% of Israeli beaches. NPR's Daniel Estrin reports from the site of a cleanup.
(SOUNDBITE OF SNIFFING)
DANIEL ESTRIN, BYLINE: Ugh. You can really smell the tar here. I'm on Palmahim Beach. I just passed some ruins from hundreds of years ago, an early Muslim fortress. Down here on the beach, the seashells are just caked in shiny black tar. And there are dozens of volunteers helping with the cleanup. This is a group of people who have been out of work because of the coronavirus. They've been deputized to help clean up here. And then on the other side of the beach, I saw a group of soldiers and just volunteers from the public, like Miri Sosinsky.
MIRI SOSINSKY: I was so frustrated, sad and a bit angry because of what happened — this big pollution of somebody who's recklessly caused a lot of damage. I don't know how we can deal with collecting all this small — you can see — small pieces of tar.

ESTRIN: Itzik Plli with Israel's National Parks Authority says 92% of Israel's beaches have suffered some form of damage, from a beach close to the Gaza Strip all the way up to Israel's northern border with Lebanon. Officials still don't know the extent of the damage in the sea, and they worry about the small bits of toxic tar in the sands that could eventually seep into Israel's groundwater.
ITZIK PLLI: The easy example is, when you're eating a soup, instead of salt, you're putting inside poison. You're poisoning all of the ecological system — all the turtles, fishes. All the biology system in the sea is damaged. We found here turtles that are dead, covered with tar.
ESTRIN: Officials say satellite images suggest a ship spilled oil beyond Israel's territorial waters a couple of weeks ago. Israeli and European authorities are investigating what happened. And every day, hundreds of volunteers are coming to Israel's beaches to pick out little pieces of tar from the sands, a cleanup effort that could likely take years.
Daniel Estrin, NPR News, Palmahim Beach.

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米莉·索辛斯基：因为漏油事件，我感到非常沮丧、悲伤，还有点愤怒，这种因鲁莽而引发的大规模污染造成了严重损害Y^6tXCIvD@5tC.s+。我不知道我们应该怎么处理收集起来的这些小块焦油iDssK)=57I6*)。
埃斯特林：以色列国家公园管理局的伊兹克·普利表示，以色列92%的海滩遭受了某种形式的破坏，范围从靠近加沙地带的海滩一直到以色列与黎巴嫩的北部边界LV~=yiD#Vm(6Z(xTf。官员仍不清楚海水的破坏程度，他们担心沙子中的少量有毒焦油最终会渗入以色列的地下水cH,Wx-!DC&rsH_4n。
伊兹克·普利：简单的例子是，你喝汤时，你放的不是盐，而是毒药BGrlhO0mt;U3dqeVo]9。你在毒害整个生态系统，毒害所有的海龟和鱼类TMUF+44&7rUI。海洋中所有的生物系统都会遭到破坏2#6Q_s.[334shYR9*[@。我们在这里发现了身上沾满焦油的死海龟LosOreUT(iH[2M。
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NPR新闻，丹尼尔·埃斯特林帕尔马欣海滩报道N-TRh6veqrSBqY9。

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重点讲解：
1. out of work 失业；下岗；
Many young people are out of work.
很多年轻人失业~m=~1G8DTx^n。
2. clean up 清理，清除(污染物)；
Under pressure from the public, many regional governments cleaned up their beaches.
迫于公众压力，许多地区政府对各自海滩进行了清理%ZeZz^;Egc^I%m(J。
3. instead of 代替…；而不是…；
The islanders use a system of barter instead of money.
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4. pick out 挑出；选出；拣出；
I vote that you try to pick out the trail for us.
我提议由你来选我们该走哪条小路krHTcEetQ.]Bm~1R*r。