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Week 7 PowerPoint
Presentation
Assignment: You
are to present the following:
·
a limited/focused environmental issue or problem;
·
2, and only 2, solutions to the problem - fully
explained;
·
at least 4 costs and 4 benefits associated with the
solution 1 - explain each cost/benefit;
·
at least 4 costs and 4 benefits associated with the
solution 2 - explain each cost/benefit; and,
·
a determination of the best solution, based on your
analysis of the costs and benefits - incorporate the costs/benefits to argue
for the best solution.
Be
sure to not make your topic too broad. It should cover a specific town or area,
not the entire world or a country, but does not have to be the particular town
or area you live – it can be anywhere in the world. Please stay away from global
warming issues. This is an extremely difficult area to narrow down locally and
present reasonable solutions. It is simply much too broad for this type of
presentation. Recycling is another area to stay clear of as an environmental
problem. Recycling can be a solution to a problem, but generally, not the
problem itself.
As
an example, runoff from a coalmine may be contaminating the groundwater of a
nearby town. A solution to abating the contaminated groundwater could be to
shut down the coalmine, but at the cost of everyone losing their jobs. A
benefit to this solution could be clean drinking water for the community.
There
are a host of other costs and benefits associated with the solution to the
above example. There are also many alternatives for solutions, none of which
would make everyone happy. It is your job to find these costs and benefits for
whatever solutions you choose. Then, analyze each solution's costs and benefits
to determine which is the best solution. Remember when considering costs and
benefits, they go far beyond dollar values (e.g. loss or gain of jobs, land
use, recreation, convenience, public health, habitat loss or gain, pollution,
etc.).
Include
a slide with the title of your presentation, then 1-2 introduction slides
describing the environmental problem. The main body of the presentation should
describe the solutions and the costs/benefits to the proposed solution and give
recommendations based on your cost/benefit analysis. Be sure to use APA style
citations and include a reference slide.
A
PowerPoint presentation is really just an outline (with topics, subtopics, and
bulleted statements), so it only contains the main points (just like you make
an outline when writing a research paper). If you have never used PowerPoint,
there are many tutorials on the internet, such as, that explain how to create a
presentation. It is better to have a detailed, well-organized and well-written
presentation, than a lengthy one that rambles off topic.
Submission
Instructions: Attach your presentation in .ppt or .pptx
format and choose submit.
It
works very well as a checklist to make sure you have completed all
requirements.
Example: I
have attached an example of an A presentation. Please feel free to use it as a
template.
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