0% 100% Confident Confident 2. According to the passage, why did some beavers begin living in riverbank holes? A. They were easier to build than tree branch lodges. B.
Techniques like, First person, flash back, and First person point of view were major techniques for the two “stories” to come together. The individual versus nature were use in both short stories it has its own dynamic way of displaying the action while letting the readers in on what was going on in the background and how nature plays it role. The nature of the conflict was the way human act as the nature around them plays its role. In these two stories dealing with nature first , first rom the story “Greasy Lake” where two young men grow up they had took on a notion of what all young guys go through growing up to thinking bad is cool and a fun thing to be
They treat the Natives as animals in the story with no caring. Bill said, “The dead ones we bag” and Rudy said, “The lives one we tag” (3). The key words “bag” and “tag” convey the idea that the white men are just doing a regular cleaning job which is cleaning up the Natives before other people see them. It does not show any respect from whites toward to the Natives. However, Bob made a comment about the job that Bill and Rudy did, “Amazing” (4).
From my point of view, I think it was the right technique to use, because the essay isn’t that long, but at the same time it’s really powerful. To me as a reader it made me think about the environment and about the people who are basically saving the earth right now by cleaning and collecting all of the garbage on the streets. Even though I liked the way David Suzuki wrote the essay, I think that he could have also used “comparison or contrast” technique to explain his views about the environment. He could have compared the environment that was in the past century, to what it is now. For example, the increase in pollution because of the cars, factories, and natural gases, could be fatal to our atmosphere.
The result was poor farmland and in turn, the poverty of the farmers wasn’t completely solved. But the Dam didn’t bring just negatives to play; it also had significant positive effects. For one, the government hoped to reclaim a large amount of land, and the Dam itself would serve as an electricity producer, converting water to energy. Preventing the damage from the floods was a main issue that the Dam was to solve, and increasing agricultural production due to a change in
Santos explains that the environmental issues “date back to the nineteenth century, when trappers, fishermen, and naturalists campaigned against the unrestrained exploitation of American’s pristine environmentals,” (Santos, 1999). Can we really give a date that this became a problem? All we know is that it has been an issue for many years. Most Americans do not realize that pollutants can harm our senses like sight, smell, and even taste. It can also cause health hazards.
However, what may be debatable is the reasoning behind the environmental cause. On many organizations’ websites, their reasons stated for attempting to save endangered species include medicinal, research, and economical benefits. While these are incredibly important, these justifiers are also taking the animal away from the issue. The issue now is about humans and how we suffer from a species dying out, when the foundation of the matter should be the wellbeing of the animals and the ecosystems to which they belong and contribute. The idea of human responsibility is the understanding of obligation a human should feel toward a cause or situation, recognizing the impact humans as a whole have had on the issue.
Genetically Modified Food can be accepted Nowadays, with technology’s developing, more and more Genetically Modified (GM) Foods are produced and come out in many markets around the world. However, there are a great number of people who think the GM foods are dangerous and may do harm to their health. Therefore, they can’t accept GM foods. Unfortunately, I believe that GM foods are available in our lives because they have never been proven to harm people so far, they are more nutritious than traditional foods somewhat and they also can benefit farmers a lot for their working procedures actually. Professor Ian Campbell from Australia's Peter MacCallum Cancer Center says that no scientific evidence showing that GM food is harmful to people's health has been presented to date.
Since fishing is one of the few things they can do, one of their major environmental issues is overfishing. The other countries we have studied have not had issues with people overfishing because they are able to grow crops and have minerals. I chose this picture because it shows how the country is unique
Disposal techniques such as burning and using dumpsites only push the environment further down the drain (Logomasini, 1); since such waste disposal methods bring about environmental concerns as well. Governments have recycling directives in place but companies and individuals are still having the liberty to recycle the waste on their own, and this is where the government directives get overlooked. Disposing biodegradable waste is not as challenging as other waste that naturally decomposes leaving organic benefits to the environment. That being the case, therefore, it means that non-biodegradable waste poses a massive challenge to conservation efforts making it essential to come up with an effective and comprehensive recycling mechanism. This exploratory argumentative paper will delve deep into the case of why recycling the non0biodegradeable waste should be made mandatory by the government for all private individuals and corporate entities to comply with.