Human Impact Paper
Outline
Introduction:
Introduce your resource to your reader.
- What is your resource?
- How is it used?
- How much is used?
- Where is it found?
Body
Paragraph #1: Explain how your resource has been used historically
using evidence to show that use and
the environmental impacts of the use.
- Where was it used in the past?
- How was it used?
- How was the use monitored?
- Were there negative environmental
impacts of this use? Explain.
- What is the evidence showing
this use?
Body
Paragraph #2: Explain the current uses and impacts of the
use of your resource on the environment using
evidence.
- Has the way your resource is
used changed?
- How much do we use now per
capita?
- What are the environmental impacts
of that use? Explain using evidence.
- How is the use monitored?
- What is the evidence showing
the use?
Body
Paragraph #3: Explain how your resource may be used in the
future and the environmental impacts that use may have.
- How might it be used in the
future?
- Will there be enough for
continued use?
- What will the environmental impacts
of continual use be? Use evidence.
- Do we need to limit the current
use (per capita) to make sure it is available in the future?
Body
Paragraph #4: Explain how your resource should be monitored
and how the use of your resource should be minimized.
- How is the use of your resource
currently being monitored? Show
evidence.
- Should we continue to monitor
it? Why or why not?
- Are we monitoring it
effectively? Explain.
- How would you recommend we
monitor the resource in the future?
- Should we be maintaining our
use or reducing our use (per capita) of the resource? Explain.
Conclusion:
Call your reader to action.
- What do we need to use your
resource sustainably in the future?
- What do individuals need to do
to minimize the impact of the resources use on the environment? What evidence supports this?
- What do businesses need to do
to minimize the impact of the resources use on the environment? What evidence supports this?
- Should the government be
involved? Explain. What evidence
supports this?
- Should the global community be
involved? Explain. What evidence supports this?
Grading:
Level 3
(4
points)
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Level 2
(3 points) |
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