在西伯利亚的这个人类群居地,气温曾一度低达华氏零下95.8°,你竟然能听到自己呵气成冰的声音。“人能够适应一切,”伊凡·丹尼埃洛维奇·谢洛夫以几乎是恼火的语调告诉我。苏维埃西伯利亚雅库茨克城的这位年龄四十岁的市长和外国记者打交道已是家常便饭了。他知道这些人总来回谈论的一个话题是这里的气候,而他则宁可谈论经济增 In this human settlement in Siberia, temperatures once as low as 95.8 degrees Fahrenheit, you can actually hear the voice of their own breath. “People can adapt to everything,” Ivan Danilovich Cherelov told me in an almost annoying tone. It is commonplace for the 40-year-old mayor of Yakutsk city in Soviet Siberia to deal with foreign journalists. He knows that one of the topics these people talk about all the time is the climate here, and he would rather talk about economic growth