The map shows the spread of radiation in Europe from the Chernobyl explosion.

2. Brief Description

Using different shades of red to show how much radiation and where, the map spreads out from Chernobyl going as far as Spain, Finland, and Turkey.

3. Intended Audience

Researchers or scientists gathering how far the radiation has spread and how much.

4. Ethos, Logos, Pathos

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5. Helpful

The source is helpful because students can see where the radiation is more or less, and look into how the different amounts affect the environment.

6. Weakness or Bias

Map is 35 years after the explosion.

7. Usefulness or Relevance

Very useful, it shows the areas most and least affected, which will be helpful when looking into how the environment has recovered or how badly it was affected.

The image shows how radiation affected cucumber plants.

2. Brief Description

Radiation spread fast and widely, in different amounts. These plants were near Chernobyl, due to the radiation from the explosion the plants have mutated.

3. Intended Audience

Environmentalists interested in the effects of radiation.

4. Ethos, Pathos, Logos

Logos - the photo is from Science Photo Library, which provides many images of scientific, medical or other research/ events.

5. Helpful

This source is helpful because viewers can see how the environment was really affected.

6. Weakness or Bias

Weakness - SciencePhotoLibrary.com is where it comes from, which means its a company, however the photos are still legit.

7. Useful

This will be very useful when looking into the environment and how its been affected.

Radiation, as a physical, electrodynamic process, comprises the propagation of energetic particles or electromagnetic waves within a space or a medium.

2. Brief Description

This article defines what the types of radiation are and what it is and how it affects its surroundings.

3. Intended Audience

The intended audience is students.

4. Ethos, Logos, Pathos

None

5. Helpful

This source is helpful because it allows the reader a scientific point of view on how radiation genetically and scientifically changes and affects people, plants, and animals.

6. Weakness or Bias

No weaknesses and not bias.

7. Usefulness or Relevance

The source is relevant because to really understand why radiation effects the environment in Europe from Chernobyl, knowing what it really does will help when looking into how the environment is recovering.

The study calls for more discussion on the ethics of technological disaster response, especially in industrialized countries with dangerous facilities/industries.

2. Brief Description

This source talks about many ethical issues in the workplace of a few factories/facilities around the world.

3. Intended Audience

The intended audience could be environmentalists or medical field workers trying to get an insight of how disasters such as Chernobyl are handled.

4. Ethos, Logos, Pathos

Logos - Performed experiments, completed research on all topics beforehand.

5. Helpful

This source is helpful because it helps the readers understand from an ethical standpoint how events like Chernobyl are handled ethically.

6. Weakness or Bias

Weakness is that this research was done in 2011, things might've changed.

7. Usefulness

This will be useful when looking into how workers were treated and how procedures were made before and after things were looked at from and ethical perspective.