节水抗旱英语演讲稿(精选多篇)

第一篇：节水抗旱英语演讲稿

child plays on a dried-up riverbed on the outskirts of zhengzhou, henan province on february 5. reuterswen jiabao told officials to give "top priority" to drought relief during his visit to henan province, even though rain brought a slight bit of relief to parts of drought-hit areas over the weekend.

the worst drought to hit china in half a century has affected the lives of people in eight provinces. the government has declared an emergency across the north, where 4.4 million people lack adequate drinking water winter wheat crops are withering. here's some background information on the drought and what needs to be done.

q: what has caused this especially severe drought?

a: abnormal air movements around the globe kept warm ocean air currents from reaching northern parts of china. without adequate warm, humid air, rain does not form, hence the drought.

to make matters worse, excessive use of underground water in recent years in the northern provinces has drawn down the water table so less resources are available.

q: since the drought did not form over a short period of time, why

is it only now being covered in news reports?

a: droughts might be the most easily overlooked natural disaster. to begin with, they are cumulative. the water problem is a long-term one rather than some incident that suddenly occurs. moreover, droughts do

not carry clear warning signs like, say, a flood. most important, though, is that droughts do not result in immediate, alarming death tolls, or property damage. so, droughts are not often at the top of an editor's "in" box.

q: how will this drought affect our lives?

a: as of last friday, the drought had destroyed crops on about 10 million hectares of land. what does this mean? well, obviously, that means a reduction in the amount of grain for the market. so, there have been fears of a price hike in grains. but it's still too early to say what influence it will have on the price of wheat this year because that depends on t.2src.cmotal grain output.

the fact that the drought has hung on means greater pressure on

water use in urban areas. to ensure the well-being of residents, the state will have to put more limits on water usage by factories. it could mean a rise in industrial production costs.

q: what's the solution how long will it take?

a: some areas got a touch of rain and sleet over the weekend after clouds were "seeded" with thousands of rockets ?and cannon shells loaded with silver iodide pellets.

in addition, more than 5 billion cubic meters of water have been diverted from the yellow river. more water from the yangtze and the yellow rivers could be diverted to drought-hit areas.

irrigation covered 52.7 percent of the wheat land in drought-hit provinces by saturday. but the drought could persist into march, with the dominant weather pattern across the north not expected to change in the near term.

第二篇：西南抗旱节水演讲稿

西南抗旱节水演讲稿

珍惜生命之水，节约从我做起

节俭朴素，人之美德；奢侈华丽，人之大恶。

“水是生命之源，我们要保护每一滴水。”这句话说得没错，如果没有了水，地球就会干裂；如果没有了水，就没有了我们这个美丽的世界。我们要爱惜每一滴水，爱惜地球母亲每一滴眼泪。

长期以来，人们普

遍认为水是“取之不尽，用之不竭”的，事实上，中国的水资源十分紧缺，人均占有水资源总量只有2300立方米左右，相当于世界平均水平的四分之一。由此来看，我们在日常用水中存在着相当严重的问题，稍加留意就会发现自己身边的确存在着这样或那样浪费水资源的现象。

普通家庭中浪费水的不良习惯数不胜数。用抽水马桶冲掉烟头和细碎的废物；在用水期间去开门、接电话、换电视频道，而且不关水龙头；洗手、刷牙、洗脸时不关水龙头等。根据专家分析，只要改掉这些不良习惯，就能节水70%左右，不仅为自己省了钱，也为社会节约了水资源。

我们国家的水资源虽然非常丰富，但可以用的淡水资源却很少，并且随着工业的发展，水污染成了一个严重的问题，很多工业废水污染得臭不可闻，这是多么可怕的一件事啊！此外浪费水的现象也十分严重，据统计。一个中等城市每年浪费的水相当于一个洞庭湖的水量！

珍爱生命之水！

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