The San Joaquin River Project. Have you heard of it? The San Joaquin River is 336 miles long. Several Articles were written about The River Project. However The article “Rover Restoration Project Offers a Sprinkle of Hope” I found to be the most informative. I believe the 400 I chose this article because, It provides positive outlook on the project.I believe this author because he has the support of the president and a U.C Davis professor. He suggests a plan for the future.The Sacramento Bee was the name of the newspaper that publishes this article. The article was published in CA’s capitol, where the big business and politics are important. The article was published April 20,2009. I agree with the river rights project. I do not think it is a waste of money because i believe with the necessary equipment we could save water and salmon. With these examples I will show readers why the River Rights project could benefit everyone. Within this essay I will be stating arguments that consist of pathos, logos ,and ethos. Pathos meaning emotions, logos meaning facts, and ethos
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The logos are the facts. Logos are designed to give you the facts of what you are reading. In this article Weintraub states “You've got 150 miles of river where roughly half of it was drying up each year..”(5) Weintraub is stating this in his article to explain what the river rights projects would be doing and how it would be beneficial towards the environment. There has been some speculation that the river rights project might take away the horrible smell underneath highway 99. This would be beneficial because the people of that community would appreciate the change of smell. The river rights project states a future plan. “The next step is for scientists to study first….to create the salmon fisher”(4) Weintraub offers a plan and he does so by getting facts such as studying what need to be done and the various
The logos are the facts. Logos are designed to give you the facts of what you are reading. In this article Weintraub states “You've got 150 miles of river where roughly half of it was drying up each year..”(5) Weintraub is stating this in his article to explain what the river rights projects would be doing and how it would be beneficial towards the environment. There has been some speculation that the river rights project might take away the horrible smell underneath highway 99. This would be beneficial because the people of that community would appreciate the change of smell. The river rights project states a future plan. “The next step is for scientists to study first….to create the salmon fisher”(4) Weintraub offers a plan and he does so by getting facts such as studying what need to be done and the various