-         It consists how greenhouse gases have affects on North America. This includes: The Arctic warming, ocean temperatures rising, lethal heat waves, increase wildfire seasons, etc.

-        The intended audience is the public, North American government officials, and educators.

-        The article uses logos as their rhetorical advice. It includes many statistics to convince people how global warming is bad. It is an effective strategy because it embraces straight logical facts that make it difficult for people to argue the evidence.

-        The article defines what climate change and global warming is and it clarifies how harmful it is.

-        It does not explain how individual humans affect climate change and how they can change their ways to not worsen their environment.

-        The article provides important evidence on how global warming harmfully affects the environment.

-       The article describes ways livestock waste, agricultural sources of methane emissions, etc.

-       The intended audience are students/educators, the general public, and environmentalists.

-       The article uses logos as a rhetorical device. This is effective because it’s presenting clear facts and statistics.

-       The article clarifies how much harmful substances insert the air from agriculture alone.

-       A defect of the article would include it doesn’t go into depth about how much animals actually contribute to the gas emissions into the atmosphere.

-       The article provides helpful information on how agriculture alone affects the environment.

-       The article lists ways of how the climate is changing and why it is harmful to the earth.

-       The intended audience is the public and environmentalists.

-       The rhetorical device is logos. It is effective because the article shows different statistics over the years to see how much the climate has changed.

-       The article provides basic information about climate change and how it is a big threat to humanity.

-       A defect would be that there is strictly information on anthropogenic climate change (climate change caused by human activity).

-       This article is truly relevant to my topic because it provides all the information needed on how climate change is a huge threat to humanity.

-        The article lists data of how much the temperature has changed and the causes of climate change. It also includes the deaths relating to climate change.

-        The intended audience are the public in Europe. The article is to warn them about the dangers relating to climate change.

-        The rhetorical device used is logos. It’s effective because it includes statistics of how the temperatures have increased over the years, how much the sea level has rose over the years, and the number of deaths increased with climate change relations.

-        The source does an excellent job of showing the dangers of climate change by using examples in Europe; a continent where industrial is immensely popular.

-        The article does not include any defects or biases as the evidence is very credible.

-        The article is especially useful and relevant to the topic because it includes the hazards of climate change.