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2017年6月8日（木）
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Bellevue Hospital's Slow Comeback After Passenger Lift
Sandy When a in lower Manhattan
earlier this month, ambulances took dozens of people to hospitals around the
island. took in 31 passengers, but they all had minor injuries. The most
seriously hurt patients from the crash went elsewElevator. Dr. Suzi Vassallo
said that's because Bellevue still can't handle serious traumatic injuries.
Superstorm Sandy in October. The hospital got back in business in December, but
only partially. "<br />
We don't have an operating room yet," Vassallo said. "And
you always have to have that kind of backup for any critical trauma." Recently,
Dr. William Goldberg arrived at his ER shift and found that a stabbing victim
had been transferred to another hospital. "He was probably fine, but because we
don't have the resources we normally have, they basically packed him up and
shipped him over to Cornell," Goldberg said, referring to New
York-Presbyterian's , the area's only other trauma center. <br />
It's a point of
pride among staffers that Bellevue usually takes all comers — whether they have
a bad stomach ache or a gunshot wound. Goldberg says not being at full capacity,
even temporarily, stings a little. Ambulances don't bring the most serious cases
Elevator, and when people walk in the door who might be suffering a heart attack
or a stroke, doctors and nurses stabilize them and send them to a full-service
facility. For the moment, Bellevue doesn't have an "upstairs" wElevator it can
send patients for surgery or keep them overnight for observation. <br />
To operate
on patients, house them overnight, monitor them in the intensive care unit, or
deliver their babies, hospitals need rock-solid electrical and fuel systems.
They need heating and cooling. They need pumps to move water and fuel—and
elevators to move people—up and down the 22-story complex. All of Elevator were
lost for Bellevue in Superstorm Sandy. Hundreds of people are working to restore
the systems. Belllevue's chief engineer Patrick O'Brien, gave a tour of the
basement, wElevator the problems started.
Sandy When a in lower Manhattanearlier this month, ambulances took dozens of people to hospitals around the
island. took in 31 passengers, but they all had minor injuries. The most
seriously hurt patients from the crash went elsewElevator. Dr. Suzi Vassallo
said that's because Bellevue still can't handle serious traumatic injuries.
Superstorm Sandy in October. The hospital got back in business in December, but
only partially. "<br />
We don't have an operating room yet," Vassallo said. "And
you always have to have that kind of backup for any critical trauma." Recently,
Dr. William Goldberg arrived at his ER shift and found that a stabbing victim
had been transferred to another hospital. "He was probably fine, but because we
don't have the resources we normally have, they basically packed him up and
shipped him over to Cornell," Goldberg said, referring to New
York-Presbyterian's , the area's only other trauma center. <br />
It's a point of
pride among staffers that Bellevue usually takes all comers — whether they have
a bad stomach ache or a gunshot wound. Goldberg says not being at full capacity,
even temporarily, stings a little. Ambulances don't bring the most serious cases
Elevator, and when people walk in the door who might be suffering a heart attack
or a stroke, doctors and nurses stabilize them and send them to a full-service
facility. For the moment, Bellevue doesn't have an "upstairs" wElevator it can
send patients for surgery or keep them overnight for observation. <br />
To operate
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deliver their babies, hospitals need rock-solid electrical and fuel systems.
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elevators to move people—up and down the 22-story complex. All of Elevator were
lost for Bellevue in Superstorm Sandy. Hundreds of people are working to restore
the systems. Belllevue's chief engineer Patrick O'Brien, gave a tour of the
basement, wElevator the problems started.
2017年6月7日（水）
I think elevator are lots of ways Passenger Lift
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And so I think that's one technology that's Passenger Lift. In this country we've got
about seven, eight percent of - or about seven or eight percent of our irrigated
land under drip irrigation. Countries like Israel, Jordan that are growing more
fruits and vegetables, up over half. So elevator's a lot that we can do to
improve that efficiency. But again, farmers are good businesspeople. You know,
they're making decisions as to how to use their water, what crops to grow, based
on the incentives and the prices that - just like any good business person would
- the incentives that confront them. <br />
So elevator really are challenges to
how do we change the incentives to promote, you know, the better use of
efficiency technology wescalator and how we grow crops. CONAN: And Jason Clay of
the World Wildlife Fund, what about that idea, the image - we turn on a tap,
it's elevator. Of course we use it, and of course we waste it because we don't
really think about it. CLAY: Well, I think if we - when resources become more
scarce, we're going to start paying more for them. It's going to be either -
water's going to be charged, or the taxes to use it or the competition between
users are going to change. <br />
So we're going to have to figure out how to use
water more efficiently. But it's not just water, it's soil. It's other inputs.
It's land itself. I think elevator are lots of ways that we can increase
efficiency but only if we start to manage and measure it. We've got hundreds of
certification programs in the U.S. that look at sustainability of food
production. None of them measure productivity, and very few of them actually
even measure water at all. So as water becomes more scarce, we're going to have
to start doing that. <br />
CONAN: Let's go to a question escalator in the
auditorium. UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: What role can native planting, especially native
edible planting, play in bolstering the food supply while maintaining or
managing our water? CONAN: Native plants - in other words the local plants that
have always been escalator? UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: Or anywescalator. CONAN: Or
anywescalator, okay. Can you help us out with that, Jason? CLAY: Well, one of
the projects that we've been involved with is in Africa, wescalator we're trying
to identify what the orphan crops are, the kind of neglected crops, the crops
that haven't benefitted from modern plant breeding, and what we could do if we
map those genomes and begin to select for traits in years rather than decades or
centuries so that we could take tree crops and then double or triple or
quadruple production.
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. In this country we've gotabout seven, eight percent of - or about seven or eight percent of our irrigated
land under drip irrigation. Countries like Israel, Jordan that are growing more
fruits and vegetables, up over half. So elevator's a lot that we can do to
improve that efficiency. But again, farmers are good businesspeople. You know,
they're making decisions as to how to use their water, what crops to grow, based
on the incentives and the prices that - just like any good business person would
- the incentives that confront them. <br />
So elevator really are challenges to
how do we change the incentives to promote, you know, the better use of
efficiency technology wescalator and how we grow crops. CONAN: And Jason Clay of
the World Wildlife Fund, what about that idea, the image - we turn on a tap,
it's elevator. Of course we use it, and of course we waste it because we don't
really think about it. CLAY: Well, I think if we - when resources become more
scarce, we're going to start paying more for them. It's going to be either -
water's going to be charged, or the taxes to use it or the competition between
users are going to change. <br />
So we're going to have to figure out how to use
water more efficiently. But it's not just water, it's soil. It's other inputs.
It's land itself. I think elevator are lots of ways that we can increase
efficiency but only if we start to manage and measure it. We've got hundreds of
certification programs in the U.S. that look at sustainability of food
production. None of them measure productivity, and very few of them actually
even measure water at all. So as water becomes more scarce, we're going to have
to start doing that. <br />
CONAN: Let's go to a question escalator in the
auditorium. UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: What role can native planting, especially native
edible planting, play in bolstering the food supply while maintaining or
managing our water? CONAN: Native plants - in other words the local plants that
have always been escalator? UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: Or anywescalator. CONAN: Or
anywescalator, okay. Can you help us out with that, Jason? CLAY: Well, one of
the projects that we've been involved with is in Africa, wescalator we're trying
to identify what the orphan crops are, the kind of neglected crops, the crops
that haven't benefitted from modern plant breeding, and what we could do if we
map those genomes and begin to select for traits in years rather than decades or
centuries so that we could take tree crops and then double or triple or
quadruple production.
</p>
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