Annotating Bibliography
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Eliza Barclay. “A Nation of Meat Eaters: See How It All Adds Up”. NPR, www.npr.org. Posted June 27th, 2012. www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2012/06/27/155527365/visualizing-a-nation-of-meat-eaters. Accessed January 8th, 2017.
C: The article I chose was posted on June 27th, 2012. I think the time suitable for my question is because the number of livestock won’t change a lot in 4 years, just a little larger than before.
R: These data is very important for me. I need this data to calculate the whole water that spends on livestock. So I can compare it to the whole water a country use. I will be comfortable to use this data and it really does help a lot.
A: This article is written by Eliza Barclay. The author is just …show more content…
It told the reader to drink water and taught them why we need to drink that lot water, why we will be thirsty… But the purpose of this article isn’t clear and it’s like a propaganda. Furthermore, the opinion of this article is objective and impartial, it advocated people to drink more water to keep fit.
“Freshwater Crisis”. National Geographic, environment.nationalgeographic.com. Posted nd. environment.nationalgeographic.com/environment/freshwater/freshwater-crisis/. Accessed on Jan 15th, 2017.
C: On the website, I didn’t see when the article was posted, so it the fact there might be wrong. But in this case, the information is about the total fresh water on the earth, I think it won’t change a lot. Moreover, because of the functional links, the time isn’t past too long. It can still be used in my topic.
R: The facts are related to my topic, and it directly answers my sub-question. The intended audience is people interested in geography from all over the world. I already looked on another website, and they said the same thing.
A: The publish of this article is a staff of Nation Geographic. Nation Geographic is an authority website for nature and scientific technology in the world. So the article that posted on the website must be
Thalia
Eliza Barclay. “A Nation of Meat Eaters: See How It All Adds Up”. NPR, www.npr.org. Posted June 27th, 2012. www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2012/06/27/155527365/visualizing-a-nation-of-meat-eaters. Accessed January 8th, 2017.
C: The article I chose was posted on June 27th, 2012. I think the time suitable for my question is because the number of livestock won’t change a lot in 4 years, just a little larger than before.
R: These data is very important for me. I need this data to calculate the whole water that spends on livestock. So I can compare it to the whole water a country use. I will be comfortable to use this data and it really does help a lot.
A: This article is written by Eliza Barclay. The author is just …show more content…
It told the reader to drink water and taught them why we need to drink that lot water, why we will be thirsty… But the purpose of this article isn’t clear and it’s like a propaganda. Furthermore, the opinion of this article is objective and impartial, it advocated people to drink more water to keep fit.
“Freshwater Crisis”. National Geographic, environment.nationalgeographic.com. Posted nd. environment.nationalgeographic.com/environment/freshwater/freshwater-crisis/. Accessed on Jan 15th, 2017.
C: On the website, I didn’t see when the article was posted, so it the fact there might be wrong. But in this case, the information is about the total fresh water on the earth, I think it won’t change a lot. Moreover, because of the functional links, the time isn’t past too long. It can still be used in my topic.
R: The facts are related to my topic, and it directly answers my sub-question. The intended audience is people interested in geography from all over the world. I already looked on another website, and they said the same thing.
A: The publish of this article is a staff of Nation Geographic. Nation Geographic is an authority website for nature and scientific technology in the world. So the article that posted on the website must be