Title of Article: A reckless Harvest Writer: Brook Larger and Alexandra A. Seno Article taken from Newsweek Issue Vol. CXLI No. 4 January 27, 2003 hydrothermal vents have a lot to tell us about the origins of life and the conditions in which life can be found, which is important to our continuing search for life elsewhere,” Question at Issue Purpose Whether it is right for To inform the public on what is China to instead of chopping it’s going on in the world.
own forests but chop others illegally. To get readers to support Evidence/ Inferences Illegal lumbering is anti-lumbering people. Data cheaper. The writer quotes The illegal logging is officials, timber companies, causing global problems such and even locals.
He also cites as global warming and wildlife’s examples from official files, and loss of habitat. statistics. Implications/Consequences Assumption Illegal logging in these countries will not The reader understands what deforestation stop. Many of the world’s ancient rain will cause.
forests will be chopped down. POV The reader understands what life is Global warming will be Concepts Government like in those countries. accelerated. Global Officials The reader supports warming Logging Comapnies anti-deforestation Local people sentiments. The writer’s thrive on these vents and create rich underwater ecosystems that some scientists believe may represent some of the earliest life forms on Earth.
The Term Paper on Global Warm Ozone Warming Climate
Are We Really In Danger Lately, when some environmental problem arises, scientists, experts, and the media quickly put people as the source. When it comes to the issue of the deteriorating environment, one can find an almost infinite amount of information stating that we are to blame for the hole in the ozone layer or we are to blame for global warming. The information may be persuading, but when ...
Or that to search for the vents, scientists attach a recording device (miniature autonomous plume recorder) to steel cables on the research trip to lower instruments to the seafloor to dredge rocks. This recording device used measures depth, ocean temperature, and the concentration of suspended particulate matter in the water. Scientists plo.
