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原文文本 - English英语 On March 16 of this year, as it has attempted to do many times since 1980, the US Senate authorized energy companies to drill in the Wildlife Refuge; since then, the House has passed similar legislation. During the August recess, Republican leaders across the country claimed to voters that exploiting the refuge will solve the problem of the nation's dependence on imported oil and reduce the high price of fuel. Should the two chambers reconcile their differences in this congressional session, our rarest and most precious wilderness may be lost for good. Despite all the oil industry's talk about "safe drilling" with environmental safeguards, mining fossil fuels from a fragile, treeless plain will permanently deface, contaminate, and gut it, while accomplishing almost nothing to offset the so-called oil crisis.
原文文本 - English英语 The Landlords obligation to take care of any property left in the building at the end of the tenancy shall extend only to storage for a period of 14 days at the tenants expense and they shall then be entitled to sell or otherwise dispose of them using any proceeds to defray their costs of storage and to compensate themselves for the cost to them of any breach of this agreement by the tenant.
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