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.
Source 18
http://pubs.acs.org/cen/news/86/i08/8608notw9.html
1. This website comes from Chemical and Engineering News.
2. The author of this is Jean-François Tremblay.
3. He is a senior correspondent of this news network and he graduated from Concordia University with a degree in economics.
4. They are setting up insurances for companies who are environmentally disasterous to stay in business.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a very credible source and author as well as that most countries would want to save their economy above other things.
1. This website comes from Chemical and Engineering News.
2. The author of this is Jean-François Tremblay.
3. He is a senior correspondent of this news network and he graduated from Concordia University with a degree in economics.
4. They are setting up insurances for companies who are environmentally disasterous to stay in business.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a very credible source and author as well as that most countries would want to save their economy above other things.
Source 17
http://www.speroforum.com/a/17621/Chinas-pollution-causing-birth-defects
1. This comes from Spero News.
2. The author of this article is the magazine Asia News.
3. They are credible because they are a news source and news sources are supposed to be unbiased.
4. This source is saying that China's pollution is directly causing birth defects.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it's facts make sense as well as that it comes from very credible sources.
1. This comes from Spero News.
2. The author of this article is the magazine Asia News.
3. They are credible because they are a news source and news sources are supposed to be unbiased.
4. This source is saying that China's pollution is directly causing birth defects.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it's facts make sense as well as that it comes from very credible sources.
Source 16
http://news.cnet.com/8301-11128_3-10001150-54.html
1. This site comes from cnet news.
2. The author of this piece is Elsa Wenzel.
3. She is an editor for cnet.
4. It says that one third of China's emissions are based on their exports.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this because it comes from a credible source.
1. This site comes from cnet news.
2. The author of this piece is Elsa Wenzel.
3. She is an editor for cnet.
4. It says that one third of China's emissions are based on their exports.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this because it comes from a credible source.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Source 15
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/feb/23/china-co2-emissions-climate
1. This comes from the online news site called Guardian.
2. The author is Duncan Clark.
3. He is a environmental consultant to the Guardian.
4. The West is getting blamed for much of the carbon emissions and pollution of China.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it come from a very successful and well-known news network and also because whether or not the blame is deserved they are getting it.
1. This comes from the online news site called Guardian.
2. The author is Duncan Clark.
3. He is a environmental consultant to the Guardian.
4. The West is getting blamed for much of the carbon emissions and pollution of China.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it come from a very successful and well-known news network and also because whether or not the blame is deserved they are getting it.
Source 14
http://earthtrends.wri.org/updates/node/110
1. This article comes from the World Resource Institute.
2. The author of this article is Jeff Logan.
3. Jeff Logan works for the World Research Institute.
4. This website says that China's carbon emissions are growing rapidly and are already leading the rest of the world.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from an internationally recognized news source.
1. This article comes from the World Resource Institute.
2. The author of this article is Jeff Logan.
3. Jeff Logan works for the World Research Institute.
4. This website says that China's carbon emissions are growing rapidly and are already leading the rest of the world.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from an internationally recognized news source.
Source 13
http://www.csmonitor.com/2008/0319/p09s01-coop.html
1. This website comes from the Christian Science Monitor.
2. This is by Jacques Leslie.
3. He works for this news company.
4. This source says that China's pollution problems are now affecting the rest of the world.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because not only was it published my a news company, but also the fact that air moves around and pollution would do the same.
1. This website comes from the Christian Science Monitor.
2. This is by Jacques Leslie.
3. He works for this news company.
4. This source says that China's pollution problems are now affecting the rest of the world.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because not only was it published my a news company, but also the fact that air moves around and pollution would do the same.
Source 12
http://www.zmag.org/znet/viewArticle/4632
1. This article comes from the internet database called Znet.
2. The author of this is Nathan Nankivell.
3. His only credentials are that he has done his research thoroughly.
4. This source says that China's pollution is a threat to their overall stability.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it is clear that there is lots of research and evidence to back this up.
1. This article comes from the internet database called Znet.
2. The author of this is Nathan Nankivell.
3. His only credentials are that he has done his research thoroughly.
4. This source says that China's pollution is a threat to their overall stability.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it is clear that there is lots of research and evidence to back this up.
Source 11
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/story?id=4018827&page=1
1. This is from abc news.
2. The author of this piece is Chito Romana.
3. He lives in China and works for this news company.
4. Some Chinese people are protesting their own kind for polluting.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because the majority of people have morals so they can see that what is going on needs to stop.
1. This is from abc news.
2. The author of this piece is Chito Romana.
3. He lives in China and works for this news company.
4. Some Chinese people are protesting their own kind for polluting.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because the majority of people have morals so they can see that what is going on needs to stop.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Source 10
http://americanreality.wordpress.com/2009/03/17/america-paying-for-chinas-pollution/
1. This website if from the news network called American Reality.
2. The author is Jonathan Simeone.
3. He is a journalist for American Reality.
4. It says that China is getting out of hand and they can't get rid of all of the blame.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a reliable news source.
1. This website if from the news network called American Reality.
2. The author is Jonathan Simeone.
3. He is a journalist for American Reality.
4. It says that China is getting out of hand and they can't get rid of all of the blame.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a reliable news source.
Source 9
http://china-environmental-news.blogspot.com/2009/02/whos-to-blame-for-chinas-pollution.html
1. This website comes from the China Environmental News Digest.
2. The author is All.Gov.com
3. Their credentials is they are directly run by the government.
4. This source says that others are to blame for China's pollution.
5. Yes and No.
6. I believe this source because it is run by China's government, but because of that I am not so sure because China's government is most likely biased.
1. This website comes from the China Environmental News Digest.
2. The author is All.Gov.com
3. Their credentials is they are directly run by the government.
4. This source says that others are to blame for China's pollution.
5. Yes and No.
6. I believe this source because it is run by China's government, but because of that I am not so sure because China's government is most likely biased.
Source 8
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6441503.stm
1. This website comes from the news network called BBC. It is highly respected and a major news source.
2. The author is the network called BBC.
3. Their credentials are that if they were not accurate then their whole business would collapse.
4. This article says the rainfall is reducing directly as a cause of their pollution.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because if they were inaccurate their business would collapse.
1. This website comes from the news network called BBC. It is highly respected and a major news source.
2. The author is the network called BBC.
3. Their credentials are that if they were not accurate then their whole business would collapse.
4. This article says the rainfall is reducing directly as a cause of their pollution.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because if they were inaccurate their business would collapse.
Source 7
http://www.businessinsider.com/chinas-pollution-is-our-fault-2009-2
1. This website comes from a magazine called The Business Insider.
2. The author of this article is Jay Yarow.
3. He is a journalist for The Business Insider, he has a degree from the University of Delaware in economics, and a masters in journalism from NYU.
4. It is saying the China's pollution is the west's fault.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a very credible news database and an extremely credible author.
1. This website comes from a magazine called The Business Insider.
2. The author of this article is Jay Yarow.
3. He is a journalist for The Business Insider, he has a degree from the University of Delaware in economics, and a masters in journalism from NYU.
4. It is saying the China's pollution is the west's fault.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a very credible news database and an extremely credible author.
Source 6
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/feb/23/china-carbon-emissions
1. This website is a news network for the United Kingdom called Guardian.
2. The author of this source is Duncan Clark.
3. He works for the Guardian.
4. This site says that China is trying to blame some of its pollution and carbon emmisions on the west because of manufacturing goods for the west.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a legitimate database.
1. This website is a news network for the United Kingdom called Guardian.
2. The author of this source is Duncan Clark.
3. He works for the Guardian.
4. This site says that China is trying to blame some of its pollution and carbon emmisions on the west because of manufacturing goods for the west.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a legitimate database.
Source 5
http://www.alternet.org/environment/72995/
1. This website comes from Alternet, which is an internet news database.
2. The author of this source is Christina Larson.
3. She works for the Washington Monthly.
4. This article says that the pollution levels in China are causing people to revolt.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from the an article posted by the Washington Monthly.
1. This website comes from Alternet, which is an internet news database.
2. The author of this source is Christina Larson.
3. She works for the Washington Monthly.
4. This article says that the pollution levels in China are causing people to revolt.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from the an article posted by the Washington Monthly.
Source 4
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environment_of_China
1. The source comes from an online encyclopedia of information called wikipedia.
2. There are many authors.
3. Their credentials are that they did lots of research and showed their sources.
4. This source explains the many ways china's pollution and in general their environment are having issues.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it is well-researched and shows its sources.
1. The source comes from an online encyclopedia of information called wikipedia.
2. There are many authors.
3. Their credentials are that they did lots of research and showed their sources.
4. This source explains the many ways china's pollution and in general their environment are having issues.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it is well-researched and shows its sources.
Source 3
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=chinas-children-of-smoke
1. This article comes from a magazine called Scientific American.
2. The author of the source is Dan Fagin.
3. He is a journalist from the magazine Scientific American.
4. This website says that the pollution is poisoning children.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a well-respected magazine.
1. This article comes from a magazine called Scientific American.
2. The author of the source is Dan Fagin.
3. He is a journalist from the magazine Scientific American.
4. This website says that the pollution is poisoning children.
5. Yes.
6. I believe this source because it comes from a well-respected magazine.
Source 2
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/01/china-pollution-citizen-survey.php
1. The website comes from a company called Tree Hugger.
2. The source and author is Alex Pasternack.
3. He works for this company.
4. This website is saying China's enviroment is a very serious problem.
5. Yes.
6. I believe my source because it comes from a company who has done their research and would not allow the information to be published unless correct.
1. The website comes from a company called Tree Hugger.
2. The source and author is Alex Pasternack.
3. He works for this company.
4. This website is saying China's enviroment is a very serious problem.
5. Yes.
6. I believe my source because it comes from a company who has done their research and would not allow the information to be published unless correct.
Source 1
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/02/china-birth-defects-pollution.php
1. This website comes from a company called Tree Hugger.
2. The source and author is Alex Pasternack.
3. He works for this company.
4. The source says that the pollution in china is horrible because it causes babies to have birth defects.
5. Yes.
6. I believe my source because it comes from a company who has done their research and would not allow the information to be published unless correct.
1. This website comes from a company called Tree Hugger.
2. The source and author is Alex Pasternack.
3. He works for this company.
4. The source says that the pollution in china is horrible because it causes babies to have birth defects.
5. Yes.
6. I believe my source because it comes from a company who has done their research and would not allow the information to be published unless correct.
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