Climate change: The facts
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- Climate Change: The Facts
- purpose of this article was to inform young aged people about what once was a fringe subject
- statistics mention throughout the article.
- “Warming in the past 100 years has caused about a 0.8°C increase in global temperature.”
- In a sentence, the reader learnt about many facts that were not known.
- “Warming in the past 100 years has caused about a 0.8°C increase in global temperature.”
- Written in short paragraphs under subheadings
- makes the passage more informative and clearly explained to the reader
- statistics mention throughout the article.
- Primary colours and 4 simple colours make it more accessible to the reader
- Colours show the different changes on the graph. Very simple; low, medium, high.
- use of personification is effective as it gives the article a more fictional and storybook appeal
- “If the ocean warms sufficiently they could melt, burping vast quantities…”
- The diction employed is immature
- “farting cows… become a political hot potato…”
- References to other scientists- not precise or helpful as names are not used and there are no statistics to go with them.
- it leaves the readers with no clue of who these people are, if they even have any professions which make their thoughts important and something we should listen to
- Not many solutions provided for the problems which could have been useful
- Facts and opinions are blurred
- Statics show credibility
- Layout - follows a logical path
- 'could' and 'likely' not definative
- purpose of this article was to inform young aged people about what once was a fringe subject
- “Warming in the past 100 years has caused about a 0.8°C increase in global temperature.”
- In a sentence, the reader learnt about many facts that were not known.
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