The Refuge

Former president,Jimmy Carter expresses his opinion about the Arctic Wildlife Refuge and how it should be conserved . With his use of ethos, pathos, and lagos; tone of speech, and choice of diction, he attempts to persuade his audience to not only notice the importance of the Arctic Refuge,but to actually preserve it for the enjoyment of future generations. Jimmy Carter uses ethos in his speech to show his audience what is ethical and right.Carter brings attention to the local indigenous people

Imagine waking up each morning and wondering if today is your last day on earth. Imagine sending your children off to school each day and praying that they will return in one piece (that is if school is even open). Imagine not feeling safe in your own nation, own town, or even your own home. These feelings were experienced by the Syrian refugees when they were able to remain home; however as things get progressively worse, staying home was no longer an option. What is a refugee? A refugee

An article called Both Sides in Wildlife Refuge Protest Face off in Oregon was written by Kirk Johnson on February 1, 2016. In front of the steps of Harney County courthouse, two groups, one for and one against, gather to protest the armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge. The two groups were arguing at one another, but was not being violent expect for the occasional pushing. The protesters were protesting the arrest of Ammon Budy and the death of LaVoy Finicum. With that being said, eleven

The wildlife refuge complex in the Klamath River Basin is part of a migratory bird wetland habitat system that spans the western seaboard. Wilson (2010) refers to the Pacific Coast wetland habitats as being“ like links in a chain ” that lead birds from wintering grounds to summer breeding habitats, which are only effective if each one remains intact(p. 7). It is estimated that three quarters of the birds traveling through this chain make a stop in the Klamath Basin, and roughly half of those can

Resolution 69 (HJR 69) that is now public law (P.L. 115-20)(H.J.Res.69 – Providing…2017). Through Congressional Review it overturned an original rule, Non-Subsistence Take of Wildlife, and Public Participating and Close Procedures, on National Wildlife Refuges in Alaska. This rule prohibited: hunting brown bears, wolves and coyotes (including pups and from within their den), expansion of season lengths or increases bag limits, same-day airborne take of bears and prevented loopholes for trapping and snaring

The text chosen for this unit id the book Refuge by prominent Australian writer Jackie French (2013). Refuge follows the story of Faris, a young refugee feeling from his homeland with his grandmother to Australia. On the dangerous boat journey from Indonesia to Australia, they encounter a terrible storm where Faris falls unconscious and wakes up living his dream life in Australia. However, he has no recollection of how he got there. Whilst on the beach, he meets a strange group of children all from

readers are more likely to agree with him that this Arctic Refuge should not be used for industrial purposes because it will be destroyed. For example, “This magnificent area is as vast as it is wild.” Jimmy Carter uses words like “magnificent” and “vast” because he knows that those word are used to describe beautiful places like the Arctic Refuge. Which is how the author use imagery to efficiently persuade his readers to reserve the Arctic Refuge. Jimmy Carter also uses appeal to emotion to be more persuasive

In "Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: Seasons of Life and Land" former President Carter tells American conservationists of the importance of the Alaskan refuge. Carter explains that he is passionate about the preservation of the area and what he has done to protect it and the animals that inhabit the tundra. Using language to paint a beautiful scene and explain personal accounts, the former President shows conservationists all over America that he is on their side. Carter begins by verbally illustrating

and a selenium-rich bedrock, but human activities like the damn, degradation of the natural grasslands, and runoff from surrounding agricultural fields further contributed to increased salinity and selenium levels at Hailstone (Taylor, 2014). The refuge experienced decreased vegetation quality and biodiversity because the salinity and selenium levels rose, and the Hailstone Lake that was once a thriving aquatic degraded into a salt-encrusted flat. A 2007 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Environmental

I found a number of records for businesses named ‘The Gathering Place’. Both ‘The Gathering Place: A Refuge for Rebuilding Lives’ (Col. Sec. Stat. 20131400199, 2013) and the ‘The Gathering Place Church’ (Col. Sec. Stat. 20131131269, 2013) hold effective - currently valid - trademarks and trade names to the phrase ‘The Gathering Place’ with an extension to the phrase such as ‘church’ or ‘a refuge for rebuilding lives’. Although, the formerly listed companies’ phrases maybe distinct enough from Mrs