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EE by https://padlet.com/kingston_yip/68yv1it1eno5 en-us 2017-11-06 01:57:13 UTC 2017-11-14 06:17:51 UTC hello@padlet.com Kingston kingston_yip https://padlet.com/kingston_yip/68yv1it1eno5/wish/203715511 1. What subject are you interested in and why?

I’m interested in biology and economics.

2. What specific topic are you interested and why?

I’m interested in Beijing’s air pollution and how industries can benefit off of it, because it is something that is common where i live in.

3. Provide details for subtopics: How? Why? Where? When?

How are Chinese industries benefitting? who’s benefitting from this? how do other countries see this?

4. How will you collect primary research? What methodology are you considering?

Mostly research. I can also get interviews (primary sources).

5. What is your initial research question are you beginning with?

To what extent does air pollution in China benefit the Chinese economy?

]]> 2017-11-06 01:58:13 UTC https://padlet.com/kingston_yip/68yv1it1eno5/wish/203715511 Edric's Comment edric_ma https://padlet.com/kingston_yip/68yv1it1eno5/wish/206581441 Hello Mr. Yip,

I understand that you want to take a different approach to the affect of pollution in China. Will you take a standpoint or will you list out the pros and cons of the affects or only the benefits. I think a good idea could be to compare the two and determine which one outweighs the other.]]> 2017-11-14 06:13:33 UTC https://padlet.com/kingston_yip/68yv1it1eno5/wish/206581441 Keith27cars keith_leung1 https://padlet.com/kingston_yip/68yv1it1eno5/wish/206581503 Hi King,

I like how you have shaped your research question - but it seems a little negative? (just a suggestion) As of your methods of research, will you also be making visits to the government's environmental divisions or will you mainly rely on online research? I think your thesis clearly states a bias - maybe try to modify this so that it takes on a more neutral stance. ]]> 2017-11-14 06:14:01 UTC https://padlet.com/kingston_yip/68yv1it1eno5/wish/206581503