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In the article, "Let There Be Dark" the author Paul Bogard argues that darkness should be preserved. Bogard tries to make the audience understand that this problem can be changed by using natural light during the day, changing street lights to led and turning lights off after a certain time during the night. Bogard is speaking to city officials and utility companies because they are the ones who have the power to turn the lights off or have a restriction on when the lights could be on. Bogard uses vivid diction, statistics, and facts in order to

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In the article, "Let There Be Dark" the author Paul Bogard argues that darkness should be preserved. Bogard tries to make the audience understand that this problem can be changed by using natural light during the day, changing street lights to led and turning lights off after a certain time during the night. Bogard is speaking to city officials and utility companies because they are the ones who have the power to turn the lights off or have a restriction on when the lights could be on. Bogard uses vivid diction, statistics, and facts in order to create ethos and pathos.

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In the article "Let There Be Dark," Paul Bogard argues that natural darkness should be preserved. Bogard wants his audience to stop using synthetic light and reduce the use of energy. Bogard is targeting everyone in the world especially local governments because they are the ones that control the cities lighting. The author uses personal experience,credible sources, and statistics in order to appeal to ethos, pathos,and logos because he wants the audience to stop using artificial lighting and use natural light. 

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In the article" Let There Be Dark," the author Paul Bogard argues that natural darkness should be preserved. Bogard purpose for the audience is to use less artificial light and to use better lighting technologies to preserve natural darkness. Bogard targets people as a whole but he is specifically talking to people who are in high lighted areas like suburbs and big citites. Bogard uses statistics, facts, and logical reasoning in his argument that natural darkness should be preserved.

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In the article "Let There Be Dark," the author Paul Bogard states tha

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in the athe natural darkness. Darkness creates melatonin which help fight some cancers. he is trying to talk to the public that way people learn its good to be in the dark.rticle Let there Be Dark Paul Bogard argues that we should preserve

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In the article "Let There Be Dark" the author Paul Bogard argues that natural darkness preserved. We will never really truly understand light pollution until we become aware of irreplaceable values and beauty of the darkness  we are losing. Bogard  is talking to the people who don't appreciate the dark. The Author uses imagery,pathos, and metaphors.

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In the article "Let There Be Dark," the author Paul Bogard builds an argument to persuade his audience that natural darkness should be preserved. Bogard tries to convince the audience to change to LED streetlights and turn off all their light off after midnight. Bogard speaks to the American people, targeting the big cities and the government. The author uses statics and facts, stories, and the use of credible sources in order to create ethos, logos, and pathos.

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In the article "Let There Be Dark," Paul Bogard argues that natural darkness should be preserved. Bogard wants his audience to stop using synthetic light and reduce the use of energy. Bogard is targeting everyone in the world especially local governments because they are the ones that control the cities lighting. The author uses personal experience,credible sources, and statistics in order to appeal to ethos, pathos,and logos because he wants the audience to stop using artificial lighting and use natural light.

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In the article "Let  There Be Dark," Paul Bogard tries to persuade his audience that natural darkness should be preserved. Bogard wants to get his audience to stop using artificial light and to start using LED lights to help preserve natural darkness. Bogard is talking  to everyone worldwide. Bogard uses facts and statistics,uses medical and health  organizations,and uses some of his life events to help persuade his audience that we need to preserve our natural darkness.

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In the article "Let there Be Dark," the author Paul Bogard argues that to persuade his audience that natural darkness should be preserved. The author wants the readers to preserve the natural darkness and have readers believing that saving light energy will address the problem of light pollution. Bogard is speaking to the populations in cities, towns, and community's. The author uses personal experience, and credible sources in order to appeal to ethos, and pathos because he wants the audience to connect and understand his argument.

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In the article "Let There Be Dark," the author Paul Bogard argues that natural darkness should be preserved. Bogard tries to persuade his audiences preserve the natural darkness to become aware of the irreplaceable value and beauty of the darkness we are losing. Bogard is speaking to everybody, but he's mostly targeting businesses, big cities and their governments. He uses statistics and facts, personal connections, and imagery in order to create logos and pathos.

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In the article  "Let There Be Dark," the author Paul Bogard argues that darkness should be preserved Bogard tries to make the audience understand this problem can be changed by changing the street lights to led and turning lights off after a certain time. Bogard is talking to all the people in the world

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In the article "Let there be Dark'' the author Paul Bogard argues that darkness should be preserved. Paul Bogard wants and makes his audience understand that people should use less light. Bogard is talking to the  people who live in big cities and to the government. Bogard uses facts, diction, statistics and Imagery.

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In the article, "Let There Be Dark" the author Paul Bogard argues that darkness should be preserved. Bogard tries to make the audience understand that this problem can be changed by using natural light during the day, changing street lights to led and turning lights off after a certain time during the night. Bogard is speaking to city officials and utility companies because they are the ones who have the power to turn the lights off or have a restriction on when the lights could be on. Bogard uses vivid diction, statistics, and facts in order to create ethos and pathos.

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In the essay "Let There Be Dark," the author Paul Bogart argues that natural darkness should be preserved. Bogard tries to make  his audience understand that using artificial light is bad and the people should change to LED lights instead. Boogard is targeting all people but mainly to people who control the street lights. Paul Bogard uses facts, personal connections and Imagery to explain to American people that darkness is important to us.

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In the article "Let There Be Dark," the author Paul Bogard builds an argument to persuade his audience that natural darkness should be preserved. Paul tires to make his audience understand that they should use natural light more than light bulbs, which they can do by changing the streetlights to LED. Bogard is speaking to everyone as a whole, but he is specifically speaking to people who live in big cites and the government. Bogard uses imagery, statistics, and informal diction in order to persuade his audience that natural darkness should be preserved.

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In the article ''Let There be Dark,'' the author Paul Bogard argues that natural darkness should be preserved. Paul Bogard wants people to use less artificial light. Paul Bogard is talking to everyone, mostly people in cities with a lot of artificial light. Bogard uses  statistics, facts , and imagery to appeal to ethos, pathos, and logos.

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n the essay '' Let There Be Dark,'' the author Paul Bogard argues that natural darkness should be preserved. Paul Bogard wants people to use less artificial lights. Bogard  is speaking to everyone but mainly to  the people who control the street lights. Paul Bogard uses facts, personal connections and Imagery to explain to American people that darkness is important to us

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In the article "Let there be dark, " the  author Paul Bogard. Builds an argument to persuade his audience that natural darkness should be preserved. The author is  trying to convince the audience simply put without darkness earths ecology would collapse. he uses the statistics, use of credible sources and imaginary . The author purpose is to turn off lights after 2 a.m. though primarily designed to save energy.

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''Let there be dark'' author Paul Bogard.  Paul  Bogard build an argument to persuade his audience, that natural darkness should preserved. The Author is trying to convince the audience. Author uses ''that even paris turn  off the lights after 1 a.m. and that's for saving energy..

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In the article "Let There Be Dark", the author Paul Bogard tries to persuade the audience  how natural darkness should be preserved. The author wants the audience to preserve natural darkness . Paul Bogard is trying to convince people in the world an in the society to preserve natural darkness .

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In the article "Let There Be Dark," the author Paul Bogard argues that natural darkness should be preserved. Bogard tries to make his audience use more natural light and less fake light. Bogard is talking to the world as a whole to get them to use more natural lighting. The author uses statistics, facts, and imagery in order to create pathos and ethos.