四十个下雨的征兆
Forty signs of rain
Kim Stanley Robinson · 初版 2003 年
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经典之作 Mars trilogy 与 The Years of Rice and Salt 的畅销书作者携一部扣人心弦的新三部曲归来，小说交织了尖端科学、国际政治以及全球变暖在国家首都乃至风暴中心人群日常生活中引发的现实后果。这部引人深思且极其写实、以已屡屡登上头条的科学事实为灵感创作的近未来小说拉开了序幕：20世纪50年代首次对北极浮冰进行测量时，其隆冬时节的平均厚度为30英尺；到世纪末，这一数字已缩减至15英尺。一
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金·史丹利·罗宾逊的《Forty Signs of Rain》《Fifty Degrees Below》《Sixty Days and Counting》
Forty Signs of Rain, by Kim Stanley Robinson Fifty Degrees Below Sixty Days and Counting
推荐阅读：金·史丹利·罗宾逊的《Forty Signs of Rain》，外加该三部曲的另外两本：《Fifty Degrees Below》和《Sixty Days and Counting》。
Recommended reading: Forty Signs of Rain by Kim Stanley Robinson, plus the two other books in that trilogy: Fifty Degrees Below; Sixty Days and Counting.
它更多是关于海平面上升，而不是气候变化（后者涵盖的内容远不止海平面上升）。金·斯坦利·罗宾逊的《Forty Signs of Rain》感觉更接地气，不过我想最近探讨气候变化科幻小说也多得是。而且保罗·巴奇加卢皮（Paolo Bacigalupi）的《发条女孩》构建了一个更复杂的世界，在那里……
It is more about sea rise than about climate change (that involves far more than just the rise of oceans). Kim Stanley Robinson's Forty Signs of Rain feels more down to the ground, but I suppose that there are plenty of other recent science fiction books about climate change. And Paolo Bacigalupi's The Windup Girl present a more complex world where…
……火星）。对火星殖民和地球化改造在现实中如何推进，给出了一种极其严谨详实的技术视角。他还写过一个关于全球变暖失控后可能/必然结果的三部曲（《Forty Signs of Rain》、《Fifty Degrees Below》、《Sixty Days and Counting》），但 RGB 火星三部曲绝对更棒。编辑：“搭载在凤凰号上的……光盘里收录了《绿火星》的内容和《红火星》的封面插画……
…Mars). An extremely well researched view of how Mars colonization and terraforming might proceed in a realistic way. He also has a trilogy on the possible/likely consequences of runaway global warming (Forty Signs of Rain, Fifty Degrees Below, Sixty Days and Counting) but RGB Mars is definitely better. Edit: "The content of Green Mars and the cover artwork for Red Mars are included on the Phoenix DVD, carried onboard…
刚读完《Forty Signs of Rain》系列小说，讲的是大西洋洋流停滞，或者至少是海洋循环系统的那一部分。不剧透，但我感觉它对人类会如何应对未免有点过于乐观了……
Just finished the 'Forty Signs of Rain' series of books that explores Atlantic stream cessation, or at least the ocean circulatory part of that. No spoilers, but I thought it was a little too optimistic in how humanity would respond in a…