今日の英語ニュース☆2023.06.12☆時事英語・ニュース英語を極める
PBS News Weekend June 11, 2023
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[00:00] 今日の番組内容
[01:51] 今日の主要ニュース
[02:22] I do think we have to wait and see what the defense says and what proves to be true, but I do think if even half of it is true, then he is toast [* toast = someone or something that is finished // he is toast = 彼は終わりだ。もうだめだ ]. I mean, it's a pretty -- it's a very detailed indictment and it's very very damning.
[05:27]★今日のおすすめ★ コロナ後遺症に関する調査／患者が訴える症状／コロナ後遺症とワクチン接種回数の関係／医療ケアを受けるまでの苦労／治療法開発の現状
[05:27] [* = アメリカでこれまでに新型コロナにかかった人数とコロナ後遺症の割合を説明している部分 ] According to government data, more than 100 million people in the United States have had covid. For most of us, it meant a few miserable days. But for about 15% of those who have gotten the virus, it's meant prolonged symptoms, what has come to be known as long COVID.
[09:12] it has been such a struggle for so many people and many of them have felt adrift in the health care system for some -- many for as long -- you know, for years. One patient who I talked to said that if you are lucky enough to find a physician who will listen to you, that's going a long way. But, so many times they are just sort of round -- it's like a round robin [* round robinはスポーツの総当たり戦。この文脈では、(ここなら確実に治療を受けられるというところがあるわけではなく)片っ端から全部試してみるという意味 ] of medical care trying to find someone who will listen to them instead of just saying it is all in your head and then get the kind of care that they need.
[11:26]★今日のおすすめ★ 北アメリカで減る野鳥／５０年で３０億羽減少／全米オーデュボン協会(National Audubon Society)の気候科学ディレクターBrooke Batemanに聞く／北米野鳥の2/3の種が絶滅の危機、その原因／気候変動の影響はどれくらいか／生態系での鳥の役割と減少が及ぼす影響／連邦政府レベルの保護政策／個人レベルで出来ることは裏庭に在来植物を植えること／Audubon SocietyのClimate Watchの活動内容 増加が見られる水鳥など
[17:20] Yeah, I think water birds are a wonderful example of how, when we take conservation actions into our hands and put some funding into it, we can really make a big difference. And the funding that's been coming in through hunters as well as duck stamps, [* duck stamp = an adhesive stamp issued by the United States federal government that must be purchased prior to hunting for migratory waterfowl such as ducks and geese...
see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Duck_Stamp] which hunters need to acquire before they hunt but anybody can buy a duck stamp, that money goes back into the system and the Fish and Wildlife Service helps establish habitats and do conservation efforts that have helped water birds do so well. So, I think it's a great model to show that, if we know what we need to do, we can make a big difference.
[18:38] ６月はLGBTQプライド月間／歴史に埋もれた貢献者／Marsha P. Johnson
[19:23] Assigned male at her 1945 birth [* = 生まれた時の性別は男性 ] in Elizabeth, New Jersey, Johnson started wearing clothes made for girls when she was five but felt pressured to stop after being sexually assaulted by a 13-year-old boy.
[20:33] During a late-night June 1969 raid on the Stonewall Inn
[* = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stonewall_Inn
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stonewall_riots] , patrons fought back and the modern gay rights movement in America was born.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marsha_P._Johnson
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/マーシャ・P・ジョンソン