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We Can Save,shows a diverse range of experts,all working to handle climate issues.Thebook led to a new project that provides support and community for women climate leaders.CleanIn his book Clean,author and physician James Hamblin explores the history behind thehuman's being crazy about cleanliness.To get to the truth about cleanliness,Hamblinconsults a cast of characters-including skin care doctors,microbiologists,allergists,etc.The deeply-researched read leaves us wondering:is the future of skin care heading towarddeveloping a healthy microbiome(微生物群)instead of destroying it'?Why Fish Don't ExistIn her book,NPR Radiolab co-host Lulu Miller describes the tale of fish researcher DavidStarr Jordan.During the 1906 San Francisco earthquake,Jordan's carefully-labeled fishcollection in the Stanford Zoology building came crashing to the ground.Instead of throwinghis hands in the air.Jordan picked up hundreds of samples and slowly began re-assigning theirlabels.This aroused Miller's interest,and she set off on a personal search of revealingJordan's motives and discovered why he seemed so calm in the face of difficulty.21.What information can we get from The Book of Eels?A.It is about the breathtaking scenery in Sweden.B.It is a collection of pieces about eels.C.It is partly based on the author's personal life.D.It is mainly about how to fish European eels.22.What made Lulu Miller decide to write the book?A.Her strong curiosity about fish.B.A fish researcher's sincere request.C.The damage caused by an earthquakeD.Jordan's calm reaction to difficulty.What is the similarity of the four books?A.They are based on research.B.They are related to science.C.They are about life lessons.D.They are written by females.Utility,Portland's low-waste,refill and reuse company,started in January 2019 and heldits first retail shop in April.Rebecca Rottman and Nadine Appenbrink,two women on amission to green their city,are deeply committed to sustainability (and supporters ofzero waste.They believed that their green-minded city was missing something that was essential tosustainability.So,they started one shop (that is almost zero waste)as a second job for both.It started as a personal journey,looking for clean products that didn't come in plastic.Theirmission is to reduce the amount of single plastic use by allowing people to bring their ownreusable containers.Every week the women teamed up with local stores to sell their goods and to refillproducts for returning customers.Now they are operating only online for pickup or localdelivery in the Portland area.It's really easy.Just shop online and choose a container.Thenselect pickup or delivery.The products include all-natural dish bar soap-that is locally madeand a wide variety of plastic-free kitchen tools.While not completely zero waste,Utility isstriving to get incredibly close.Appenbrink said,"We're all on a journey.And we want to beas approachable as possible.Utility is to raise awareness about this lifestyle.When the shops were running,the women were able to build community with other likeminded environmental activists and they planned to do community engagement activities likepark cleanups.There are also plans to start some DIY classes en how to make naturalproducts like the face cream they sell.There are zero waste or as close as possible stores in other communities,like Clean Kiloin Birmingham,UK,out they are real brick buildings.Utility's concept is so simple that itcan be copied almost anywhere.Zero waste markets are the way to go to transition (into the economy that is needed to stop plastic waste,reduce our carbon footprint and have asustainable future.【2022新高考模拟领航卷·英语卷（一）第3页（共8页）XGK】