潮涌海岸 48
chao yong hai an 48 Lyrics

	[ti:潮涌海岸 48]
	[ar:英语听力]
	[al:]
[00:00.61]	Each year from July to November, up to a dozen typhoons,
[00:05.72]	a corruption of the Chinese word for "great wind",
[00:09.01]	head northwest towards China.
[00:12.50]	Typhoons are becoming more frequent as sea temperatures rise, aided by a global increase in greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide.
[00:25.97]	But satellite pictures have revealed a surprising twist.
[00:35.04]	It seems that typhoons can pull deep, nutrient-rich seawater up to the surface
[00:42.15]	causing plankton blooms, which in turn soak up large quantities of carbon dioxide.

	ti: chao yong hai an 48
	ar: ying yu ting li
	al:
[00:00.61]	Each year from July to November, up to a dozen typhoons,
[00:05.72]	a corruption of the Chinese word for " great wind",
[00:09.01]	head northwest towards China.
[00:12.50]	Typhoons are becoming more frequent as sea temperatures rise, aided by a global increase in greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide.
[00:25.97]	But satellite pictures have revealed a surprising twist.
[00:35.04]	It seems that typhoons can pull deep, nutrientrich seawater up to the surface
[00:42.15]	causing plankton blooms, which in turn soak up large quantities of carbon dioxide.

	ti: cháo yǒng hǎi àn 48
	ar: yīng yǔ tīng lì
	al:
[00:00.61]	Each year from July to November, up to a dozen typhoons,
[00:05.72]	a corruption of the Chinese word for " great wind",
[00:09.01]	head northwest towards China.
[00:12.50]	Typhoons are becoming more frequent as sea temperatures rise, aided by a global increase in greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide.
[00:25.97]	But satellite pictures have revealed a surprising twist.
[00:35.04]	It seems that typhoons can pull deep, nutrientrich seawater up to the surface
[00:42.15]	causing plankton blooms, which in turn soak up large quantities of carbon dioxide.

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