Kennedy raised the topic on an issue along the coast of Cape Cod, inviting readers to read his argument and explore the development of renewable energy and its impact on the environment. In Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s article, "An Ill Wind Off Cape Cod," a persuasive tone is developed by using pathos, ethos, and logos. Kennedy utilizes emotions to enhance his reasoning for prohibiting the building of turbines. In this document, he emphasizes that turbines would “damage the views from 16 historic sites [and] kill thousands of migrating songbirds.” (418). This invokes a feeling of concern and alarm in the reader, prompting them to help Kennedy and prevent Broadherst from building turbines. Building this feeling of concern and alarm further supports
