http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/07/20/pollution-in-china-is-chi_n_113937.html
1. This site comes from the Huffington Post.
2. The author of this site is Dan Fagin.
3. He has been a journalist for both the Huffington Post and a magazine called Scientific American.
4. This site is saying that China's pollution is poisoning their children.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a news network and a cedible author.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Source 24
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/08/26/world/asia/26china.html
1. This comes from the New York Times.
2. The authors of this article are Joseph Kahn and Him Yardley.
3. They both work for the New York Times.
4. This article is saying that as China is growing, pollution is reaching extremes.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a nationally and internationally recognized news source and because it has two very credible authors.
1. This comes from the New York Times.
2. The authors of this article are Joseph Kahn and Him Yardley.
3. They both work for the New York Times.
4. This article is saying that as China is growing, pollution is reaching extremes.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a nationally and internationally recognized news source and because it has two very credible authors.
Source 23
http://www.biztimes.com/news/2008/7/25/chinas-pollution-problems-present-an-opportunity-for-us-businesses
1. This source comes from BizTimes.com
2. The author of this article is Einar Tangen.
3. His credentials are that he was a chairman of Wisconsin's National Trade Council and he now work for BizTimes.com in Hong Kong.
4. This source says that China's pollution problem may help the U.S.'s economy.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a credible news source and a very well-distinguished and credible author.
1. This source comes from BizTimes.com
2. The author of this article is Einar Tangen.
3. His credentials are that he was a chairman of Wisconsin's National Trade Council and he now work for BizTimes.com in Hong Kong.
4. This source says that China's pollution problem may help the U.S.'s economy.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a credible news source and a very well-distinguished and credible author.
Source 22
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/China's+pollution+timebomb:+the+giant+elephant+in+the+corner+of+the...-a0154866720
1. This site comes from The Free Library.
2. The author of this piece is Wu Friedrich.
3. He is a journalist for The Free Library.
4. This site is basically saying that China's pollution issues are just a time bomb waiting to hit the rest of the world.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this because it comes from a credible news source and makes lots of sense.
1. This site comes from The Free Library.
2. The author of this piece is Wu Friedrich.
3. He is a journalist for The Free Library.
4. This site is basically saying that China's pollution issues are just a time bomb waiting to hit the rest of the world.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this because it comes from a credible news source and makes lots of sense.
Source 21
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v437/n7055/edsumm/e050901-08.html
1. This site comes from the International Weekly Journal of Science.
2. The author of this article is the editor of this news network.
3. Their credentials are being editor of this news network.
4. This source is saying that China's expansion of economy and such has hurt the environment.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from an extremely credible source and was written by the editor of that news source.
1. This site comes from the International Weekly Journal of Science.
2. The author of this article is the editor of this news network.
3. Their credentials are being editor of this news network.
4. This source is saying that China's expansion of economy and such has hurt the environment.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from an extremely credible source and was written by the editor of that news source.
Source 20
http://www.psfk.com/2008/08/how-much-is-western-garbage-contributing-to-china%E2%80%99s-pollution.html
1. This site comes from PSFK, which produces news on a daily basis.
2. The author of this is Sean Leow.
3. His credentials are that he works for PSFK.
4. This article is explaining how much western garbage is making the pollution problem worse in China.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a credible source.
1. This site comes from PSFK, which produces news on a daily basis.
2. The author of this is Sean Leow.
3. His credentials are that he works for PSFK.
4. This article is explaining how much western garbage is making the pollution problem worse in China.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a credible source.
Source 19
http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,567578,00.html
1. This site is part of the news network called Spiegel Online International.
2. The author of this article is Andreas Lorenz.
3. Andreas' credentials are that he works for this news source.
4. China's pollution problems are even affecting their pastimes.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this because it comes from a very credible news network.
1. This site is part of the news network called Spiegel Online International.
2. The author of this article is Andreas Lorenz.
3. Andreas' credentials are that he works for this news source.
4. China's pollution problems are even affecting their pastimes.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this because it comes from a very credible news network.
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