【英语专八真题】2026年英语专业八级考试真题试卷及答案含合集

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【英语专八真题】2026年英语专业八级考试真题试卷及答案含历年真题合集

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(1) A new study from researchers ucovers the kinds of infrastructure improvements that would make

the biggest difference in increasing the number of electric carson the road, a key step toward reducing

greenhouse gas emissions from transportation.

(2) The researchers found that installing charging stations on residential streets, rather than justin central

locations such as shopping malls, could have an outsized benefit. They also found that adding on high-speed

charging stations along highways and making supplementary vehicles more easily available to people who

need to travel beyond the single-charge range of their electric vehicles could greatly increase the vehicle

electrification potential.

(3) The findings are reported in Nature Energy, in a paper by associate professor of energy studies

JessikaTrancik, graduate student Wei Wei, etc.

(4) The researchers developed a new methodology to identify charging solutions that would conveniently

fit into people's daily activities. They used data collected from GPS tracking devices in cars, as well as

survey results about people's daily driving habits and needs, including detailed data from local areas and

more general data from the country as a whole. Greatly increasing the penetration of electric cars into the

personal vehicle fleet is a central feature of climate mitigation policies at local and national levels, Trancik

says. A goal of this study was"to better understand how to make these plans for rapid vehicle electrification

a reality,"she adds.

(5) In deciding how to prioritize different kinds of imnprovements in vehicle charging infrastructure, she says,“the

approach that we took methodologically was to emphasize building a better understanding of people's detailed

energy consuming behavior, throughout the day and year."

(6) To do that,“we examine how different people are moving from location to location throughout the

day, and where they are stopping,"she says."And from there we're able to look at when and where they

would be able to charge without interrupting their daily travel activities."

(7 ) The team looked at both regular daily activities and the variations that occur over the course of a year. The

longitudinal view is important for capturing the different kinds of trips that a driver makes overtime, so that

we can determine the kinds of charging infrastructure needed to support vehicle electrification,"Wei says

(8) While the vast majority of people's daily driving needs can be met by the range provided by existing

lower-cost electric cars, asTrancik and her colleagues have reported, there are typically a few times when

people need to drive much farther. Or, they may need to make more short trips than usual in a day, with

litle time to stop and recharge. These"high-energy days,"as the researchers call them, when drivers are

consuming more than the usual amount of energy for their transportation needs, may only happen a handful

of times per year, but they can be the deciding factor in people's decision making about whether togo

electric

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