... a public speaker, while also pointing out the ideas that would hit the audience's values, emotion and values. An example would be the italicization of "drowning" (11) of the polar bears to hit the emotional side of this argument. Gore structured his essay through the Chinese expression for "crisis" which breaks down to two symbols, one of "danger ... in fact it is a true planetary emergency" (11). This is a claim of fact because Gore uses scientific data to express the planetary emergency. For example, he discuss that the polar ice caps are melting and that if this continues it could "r...

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Global warming tends to be seen as a myth to many people in today's society. They see people who only think and care about the polar bears in the North Pole. However these people who care about climate change understand the affects it has on the earth. On the contrary these same people aren't taking action for ... ...

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... is effected and increasing global warming, thus becoming very dangerous for human life. As population grows, lifestyle changes, if small changes were made, future generations can still have natural resources, polar bears, and a clean, healthy environment. One way global warming is increasing is by greenhouse gases. Greenhouse gases are chemical compounds found in the Earth's atmosphere that allows sunlight to enter the ... ...

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