未来部
The Ministry for the Future
Kim Stanley Robinson · 初版 2020 年
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为什么值得读
- 极度逼真地刻画了持续性湿球高温事件
- 展现引发全球文化转变的气候浩劫
- 介绍了碳量化宽松等气候政策构想
The Ministry for the Future 是一部极具想象力的杰作，它通过虚构的目击者叙述，讲述了气候变化将如何影响我们每一个人。它的背景并非一片荒凉的后末日世界，而是一个几乎近在咫尺的未来。这部来自极具远见的前瞻科幻作家 Kim Stanley Robinson 的非凡小说被 Barack Obama 选为年度挚爱之书，将彻底改变你对气候危机的思考方式。BARACK OBAMA 年度挚爱之书之一。“这是我读过的最优秀的科幻纪实小说。”——Jonathan Lethem “如果
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想感受一下持续湿球温度（wet-bulb temperatures）会有多可怕，可以看看金·斯坦利·罗宾逊（Kim Stanley Robinson）的《未来部》（Ministry for the Future）的开头。
For a harrowing depiction of what sustained wet-bulb temperatures could look like, check out the opening of Kim Stanley Robinson’s Ministry for the Future.
你说印度热浪？让我想起了金·斯坦利·罗宾逊的《未来部》https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/50998056-the-ministry-fo... 那本书的开头简直让人毛骨悚然。
Heatwave in India you say? Reminds me of: The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/50998056-the-ministry-fo... Beginning of that book was downright terrifying.
如果你还没读过的话，金·斯坦利·罗宾逊的《未来部》第一部分极其逼真地描写了一场湿球事件。正是这场气候变化大灾难带来的恐怖，最终触发了全球范围内围绕气候变化的重大文化转变。……
If you haven’t read it yet, the first section of Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson describes a wet-bulb event in striking detail. The horror of this climate-change catastrophe is what finally triggers a significant global cultural shift around climate change.…
……等等）或者通过各种方法进行碳封存。它被视为胡萝卜，配合着增加排放成本的碳税大棒一同使用。我最初是在那本精彩的科幻小说《未来部》里了解到这个概念的。https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_quantitative_easing
…out) or to sequester carbon with various methods. It's thought of as a carrot along with the stick of carbon taxes adding a cost to emissions. First learned about this in the excellent sci-fi novel The Ministry for the Future. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_quantitative_easing
你指的是金·斯坦利·罗宾逊的新作《未来部》。两本我都读过，都强烈推荐。
You were referring to Kim Stanley Robinson's latest book, The Ministry for the Future. I have read both and recommend both highly.
金·斯坦利·罗宾逊的《未来部》挺不错，尽管说教味挺重。不过一本探讨如何在即将到来的气候危机中求存的书居然显得像天方夜谭，这也说明如今的形势有多严峻了。
The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson is pretty good if quite preachy. It shows how bleak things have gotten that a book about surviving the coming climate crisis seems fantastical.