Tuesday, February 9, 2016

Narrow Your Topic

1. I am considering doing the topic of air pollution. 
2. I think this topic will be relevant because air pollution is increasing. We need to help the people in the future and keep the earth pollution free so that we could enjoy it for years to come. 
3. People are designing buildings made from different materials to absorb the chemicals and turn them into harmless salts. In addition, California has tried to reduce air pollution by getting rid of and replacing cleaning agents that contain volatile organic compounds. I would need to find more information about other ways that people in the world are getting rid of air pollution. 
4. Different parts of the world have a disagreement on how to fix air pollution, but generally everyone agrees that it's a problem. In North Carolina, people disagree that there is a need for federal involvement, claiming that the state enacted laws are sufficient to fix pollution, but they are not doing enough. People are opposing international air pollution laws because they can't uniformly decide on laws. Others say enacting them will be costly and other critics say that people will lose jobs if we eliminate the use of the fossil fuels that take part in creating air pollution. 
5. I think the idea of my topic is re-searchable in the time that we are allotted, but the real effects of the solutions posed in my research can only be examined in practice and will take years to accomplish. 
6. Some subtopics include other forms of pollution but I wanted to narrow my research and focus on air pollution. 
7. Can the world come together and help one another to fix the problem of air pollution? Can they also agree on other global policies such as fixing water pollution?
8. Key terms: air pollution, global, laws, volatile organic compounds 

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