Here's what the beaches in Santa Cruz County look like this weekend. ASH is falling from the sky from #CZUAugustLightingComplex fires. Air quality is unhealthy. @CityofSantaCruz says: "Do not visit us now. We’re dealing with an unparalleled catastrophe."
(📸by Steven Yarbrough)
Advocacy also has to be fair, there can't be an "winning" or "losing" side. The more research done, the better credibility one will have. @39CSustain#WhatIlearnedin39C
Yes, I agree as well. It is important to make sure to include rhetoric elements such as logos, ethos, and pathos to make our argument and voice stronger.
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I have learned to consider building logos, ethos, and pathos in my essay to make my argument stronger. Proper use of the rhetorical triangle can be very useful in an advocate essay.
I agree, conventions are important to consider when creating writing pieces or portfolios because they add to the context and meaning of what we are trying to create.
In creating an online portfolio, I was also able to learn more about the conventions of a website. For example, including white space between paragraphs is a convention because it encourages the readers to read the paragraph more. #WhatIlearnedin39C
Peer reviews significantly improve your writing, from multiple points of view and various comments, you can see the overlaps and extra comments that point out any flaws or lacking points in your essay. #WhatIlearnedin39C#39CSustain
When creating a portfolio of your works, it is important to have a variety of artifacts showcasing your journey, and captioning them. On top of that, it is vital that you show reflection on how you progressed throughout the process. #WhatIlearnedin39C#39CSustain
In order to fully understand an issue, it is wise to get information from a variety of sources, from scholarly articles to news reports to Twitter posts by credible people.
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When reading articles or web pages regarding news or reports on events, discoveries, or anything else seeking to inform an audience, it is important to check the credibility of the author. On top of that, it is wise to check their sponsor as well. #WhatIlearnedin39C#39CSustain
Throughout the quarter, I have completed numerous assignments and tasks that have helped shape my improvement in writing.
Here is the link to my portfolio: https://t.co/vcKJY0kUD7
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An alternative solution to water partnerships, advocate for the relief of these Central Valley residents that don't have clean water with this bill. Though this solution is front-end, it is a step towards relief and change. #39CSustain
Support this organization in the push for addressing nitrate pollution through harmful agricultural practices such as synthetic fertilizers #39CSustain
Although the partnerships of water systems is a viable solution, there is still some opposition against it, such as from the Food and Water Watch group. This group is against the improvements on private water infrastructure. #39CSustain
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Thomas Harter, a professor at UC Davis details in reports related to groundwater remedial that the merging of water systems would be an effective solution to polluted groundwater #39CSustain
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A proposed bill by Tammy Duckworth, the S. 2596: Voluntary Water Partnership for Distressed Communities Act of 2019, is a viable solution to small and rural communities that cannot afford clean water #39CSustain
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EPA history and past legislation on the regulation of groundwater contamination. Despite this, it seems to only protect public water wells and not private ones, private wells are the ones that small and rural communities have #39CSustain
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The issue with synthetic #pesticide is that it leaches into the ground, contaminating the #groundwater and affects the quality of water for surrounding residents and communities #39CSustain
#EPA evades public comment period for dangerous soybean #pesticide. Only the pesticide industry was tipped off. "Clearly no one from the public health community knew about this because no one commented." @CenterForBioDiv#chemicals#waterpollution
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water rates for Californians are rising... and for communities like the San Joaquin Valley, this water isn't even safe to drink #39CSustain
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