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.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
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.
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