his final essay is all about choosing a problem that is connected to the environment and posing a solution or solutions.
For the problem, be sure to:
Describe and define the problem. Be sure to define the geographic area that you are talking about (the whole world, in one country, in the deserts, along the coastlines, in urban areas, etc…)
Discuss different aspects of the problem. “Who” or “what” does it effect? (People, animals, groundwater, agricultural production, etc…) Describe the effects of the problem on the “who”, and the “what”. How significant are the problems to the “who” and the “what”?
Use data or statistics to help give a clear picture of the problem.
For the solution or solutions, be sure to:
Discuss possible solutions, weighing the different factors that would effect the “who” and the “what”.
Evaluate your solution – is it a solution that is realistic? Will it cost a lot of money? Will it take a lot of time? What role should individuals, governments and business play in the solution to the problem?
Use data or statistics (if possible) to show what the solution might look like, or how it might work.
Other aspects to consider:
Use your textbooks as your main sources. Reference and cite at least 3 of the articles. You can use more from the textbooks, if you want. Also, get 2-4 references from the library website. In total, you need to have at least 5 sources.
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