nit2Readingx0bTheeconomyortheenvironment—x0bMustwechoosex0bHaveyoueverseenadebateoreventakenpartinadebateDoyouknowsomethingaboutdebatesLead-inReadingstrategyReadingadebateWhatistheorderofadebateTheorderofthedebate:Onesidepresentshispoints.Theothersidepresentshispoints.OpendiscussionWhatshouldwepayattentiontowhenwereadorlistentoadebateThetwosidespresentoppositeviewsandtheyaremeanttoconvinceyou.Weshouldnotmakeafinaldecisionuntilwehavereadorlistenedtobothsidescompletelyandunderstoodalltheargumentsmadebyeachside.FastreadingHe’san________Hethinkseconomicdevelopmentis____fortheenvironmentOnesidespeaker:____________He’san________Hethinkseconomicdevelopmentdoesnothavetobebadforthe_____.Theothersidespeaker:______________TVpresenter:________Thetopic:__________FillinthetablebelowTheenvironmentortheeconomyMr.LinShuiqingMr.QianLiweiJamesLongenvironmentalisteconomistbadenvironmentCarefulreadingReadwhatMr.LinShuiqingsaidandthenanswerthefollowingquestions1.Asaresultofthewaste,whathappened2.What’stheeffectofwaterpollution3.Byhowmanytimeshastheworld’spopulationincreasedsince1800What’sthepopulationnow4.AccordingtoMr.Lin,whatshouldbedoneabouttheproduction5.WhathasbecomeabigproblemWhatshouldwedo1.Asaresultofthewaste,whathappenedManyplaceshavebeendestroyedandmanyplantsandanimalshavedied.Thewastegoesintotheatmosphereandmakesussick.Somewasteflowsintothewaterandlaterintothesea,killingseacreatures.2.What’stheeffectofwaterpollution3.Byhowmanytimeshastheworld’spopulationincreasedsince1800What’sthepopulationnow4.AccordingtoMr.Lin,whatshouldbedoneabouttheproductionSixtimes.6.5billionWeshouldcutbackonproductionandreducetheamountofthingswemakeandbuy.5.WhathasbecomeabigproblemWhatshouldwedoTheamountofrubbishweproduceisturningintoabigproblem.Weshouldexpandourrecyclingindustryandteachpeopleaboutenvironmentallyfriendlywaysofliving.ReadwhatMr.QianLiweisaidandthenanswerthefollowingquestions.1.Whenpeoplethinkoffactories,Whatwilltheythinkof2.Howcanahealthyenvironmentandastableeconomybepossibleatthesametime3.