environmental science paper advocating for one side of a position only for advocacy paper 1 in the attached file

Overview: Select and research a two (or more) sided environmental topic or issue. Write 4-5 paragraphs (about 800-1000 words) that advocate for one side of the issue. Advocacy papers should be persuasive, concise, and compelling in order to garner support for your position. Use research, evidence, and specific examples to argue your case. Types of arguments: There are different types of arguments that can be made to argue for a particular topic. These generally take the form of different perspectives like social, environmental, economic, moral/ethical and political concerns. Try to build your arguments on some of these perspectives. Ideally, topics should relate to a module covered in class. Examples of potential topics include:

Commercial fishing
Cap and Trade
Nitrogen Fertilizer Hydraulic Fracturing Solar Energy
Coal-Fired Power Plants Hydropower/Dams Desalination

Water Rationing Electric Vehicles

Marine Protected Areas Carbon taxes
GM Food
Nuclear Energy

Battery Storage
Conventional Agriculture National Parks and Monuments Open Space and Recreation Gray water Irrigation
High Speed Trains

Aquaculture Pesticide Use
Local Food
Wind Energy Natural Gas
Biofuel

Offshore Oil Drilling Climate Engineering Deforestation Urbanization