https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux ISP Padlet: Created By Nohemi Gomez en-us 2022-02-22 04:05:15 UTC 2022-03-24 13:47:23 UTC hello@padlet.com nohemigomez https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2059805866 https://www.nwf.org/Our-Work/Environmental-Threats
About: The National Wildlife Federation has been around for years and is founded by J.N darling. The goal of the foundation is to ensure that wildlife thrives in a rapidly changing world. They are strong believers in saving wildlife because of the animals that suffer in America. They are Inspiring the next generation of conservationists and mobilizing a diverse conservation army to broaden the stewardship ethic, conservation action, public and private investments, and support for policy changes necessary to save thousands of at-risk species in time. ]]> 2022-02-22 04:08:27 UTC https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2059805866 nohemigomez https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2082851721 The New York Times Climate Newsletter - The New York Times (nytimes.com)
2. By: Somini Sengupta
2. Title: Warning: Threats are accelerating
2. Date: March 1, 2022
3. Views/Access: March 3, 2022
4. Popular Culture: The popular culture through the article is agency because of the aspects talked about to help prevent climate change and discuss more about the subject.
5. Rhetorical Appeal: The appeal used is logos because of the information and data used to exemplify the reasoning for climate change as a threat to the environment.
6.What I learned: I learned that climate change keeps on getting worse and its harder for animals to adapt such as the polar bears with the ice melting and the windmills which can overheat with the outside temperature being too hot.
Citation:
Sengupta, Somini. " Warning: Threats are accelerating.", March 1, 2022, The New York Times Climate Newsletter - The New York Times (nytimes.com)]]> 2022-03-08 01:11:17 UTC https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2082851721 nohemigomez https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2083955898 Sensing Our Climate: Rising Sea Level - Bing video
2. By: Museum Science: Boston 
2. Title: Rising Sea levels 
2. Date: March 3, 2022
3. Views/Access: March 1, 2022
4. Popular Culture: Social cohesion because of the different groups involved to track sea levels with different tools. 
5. Rhetorical Appeal: The appeal being used is logos made by giving information about the new levels rising from the sea. 
6. What I learned: I learned that tracking the sea levels can be monitored by remote sensing or the sensing of scanning the earth at a distance. Changes across the globe are always monitored and also capture is melting and how much oceans will continue to change. 
Citation: 
Boston, Museum Science. " Rising Sea levels.", March 3, 2022, Sensing Our Climate: Rising Sea Level - Bing video]]> 2022-03-08 13:20:58 UTC https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2083955898 nohemigomez https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2083959821 (306) The Unexpected, Underwater Plant Fighting Climate Change | Carlos M. Duarte | TED Countdown - YouTube
2. By: Carlos M. Duarte ft. Ted 
2. Title: The unexpected, Underwater Plant Fighting Climate Change. 
2. Date: March 6, 2022 
3. Views/Access: 24,672 views: March 6, 2022
4. Popular Culture: The concept that is strongly used by social cohesion because other teams that deal with the ocean are being influenced to make a difference. 
5. Rhetorical Appeal: The appeal that is being used is logos because of all the new information and information overall that is being discussed to ensure the ways to ensure nonstop consumption and pollution. 
6. I learned about how Carlos Duarte and his team are protecting and rebuilding marine life. 
Citation:
Duarte. M, Carlos. "The unexpected, Underwater Plant Fighting Climate Change.", March 6, 2022, (306) The Unexpected, Underwater Plant Fighting Climate Change | Carlos M. Duarte | TED Countdown - YouTube]]> 2022-03-08 13:23:02 UTC https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2083959821 nohemigomez https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2083961846 Environmental Threats | WWF (worldwildlife.org)
2. By: James Morgan
2. Title: Threats-- Illegal Fishing
2. Date: March 10, 2021
3. Views/Access: Accessed March 1, 2022
4. Popular Culture: When reading through the article and browsing through the different threats, illegal fishing offers a broad range of commodity, although it is mass-produced people tend to fish illegally which cause a huge threat to the ocean. The article itself is based on popular culture itself with inexpensive funds and ways to help by the adoption of animal life.
5. Rhetorical Appeal: The appeal offered is logos with statistical information and data that has been effectively recorded. The information is set to back up ACTS that have been taken place.
6. What I learned in this article is that there are many different environmental threats and illegal fishing is one of them. Although people seem to fish and go on, bait is being used that shouldn't be and then fish are being thrown back into the sea which can cause harm.
Citation:
Morgan, James. "Threats-- Illegal Fishing." , March 10, 2021, Environmental Threats | WWF (worldwildlife.org)
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2. By: Smithsonian Institution 
2. Title: Endangered Ocean Animals
2. Date: N/A 
3. Views/Access: Accessed February 25, 2022
4. Popular culture: Agency because of the information provided to make others feel connected or to make a change with different species in the ocean. 
5. Rhetorical Appeal: Doxa is an appeal used because of shared values and the willingness to use a value to ensure the safety of species. 
6. What I learned: I learned that many species are separated by endangered and threatened that way they have the care that they need and are received for data measures and ensure their existence is kept to records. 
Citation: 
Institution, Smithsonian. "Endangered Ocean Animals", February 25, 2022, Endangered Ocean Animals | Smithsonian Ocean (si.edu)]]> 2022-03-08 13:37:28 UTC https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2083986889 nohemigomez https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2083995891 How to Stop Global Warming, Solutions to Prevent Climate Change | NRDC.
2. By: Melissa Denchak 
2. Title: How You Can Stop Global Warming 
2. Date: August 9, 2021
3. Views/Access: Accessed on February 20, 2022
4. Popular Culture: The popular culture provided is agency because there is expected to be a change in the world and provides ways to make that happen. 
5. Rhetorical Appeal:
6. While reading this article I learned that preventing climate change and global warming can be simple unplugging plugs from the outlet when not using them. Making a difference is close to near each and every one of us, we just have to be willing to be the agency to create change. 
Citation:
Denchak, Melissa, "How You Can Stop Global Warming.", August 9, 2021, How to Stop Global Warming, Solutions to Prevent Climate Change | NRDC.]]> 2022-03-08 13:41:53 UTC https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2083995891 nohemigomez https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2083999063 Coral reefs continuing to face environmental threats - Bing video
2. By: Sam Teicher 
2. Title: Coral reefs continuing to face environmental threats
2. Date: October 5, 2021
3. Views/Access: 101 Views: Accessed March 1, 2022
4. Popular Culture: Agency was a big usage with wanting to make a difference in the ocean and reason for climate change for all different aspects in the world today. 
5. Rhetorical Appeal: The appeal used is logos because of the data and information being used to develop the reasoning for coral reefs and their life expectancy because of climate change. 
6. What I learned: Corals have a temperature like human beings allowing them to function properly and whether it be too cold or too hot, the coral reefs have a tendency to have a lower life expectancy. With climate change taking place, coral reefs are not in waters with temperatures that they need and are getting too hot and cannot survive. 
Citation: 
Teicher, Sam. "Coral reefs continuing to face environmental threats, October 5, 2021, Coral reefs continuing to face environmental threats - Bing video]]> 2022-03-08 13:43:29 UTC https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2083999063 nohemigomez https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2084032753 7 Biggest Threats to the Environment - Why We Still Need Earth Day (inhabitat.com)
2. By: Lori Zimmer
2. Title: 7 Biggest Threats to the Environment- Why We Still Need Earth Day
2. Date: April 1, 2018
3. Views/Access: March 1, 2022
4. Popular Culture Concept: The use of agency because of the different threats to the environment being listed and many ways to prevent those threats.
5. Rhetorical Appeal: The appeal being used is doxa because the article shows the shared values as to why Earth day is needed but also a description of climate change, for example. It ensures that people are aware of the threats and why they are important to know that way false doctrine isn't around.
6. Reading the article helped me understand that it's not only global warming or climate change that is affecting our world, there is so much more that isn't mentioned as often and if we keep gaining knowledge about pollution or deforestation we could be a better change to the world and make little changes to our lives such as picking up waste and recycling.
Citation:
Zimmer, Lori. "7 Biggest Threats to the Environment- Why We Still Need Earth Day, April 1, 2018, 7 Biggest Threats to the Environment - Why We Still Need Earth Day (inhabitat.com)

]]> 2022-03-08 13:59:31 UTC https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2084032753 nohemigomez https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2084038452 10 Ways You Can Help Save the Oceans - Oceana
2. By: Oceana (Protecting the Worlds Oceans)
2. Title: 10 Ways to Help Save the Ocean
2. Date: N/A
3. Views/Access: Accessed on March 1, 2022
4. Popular Culture: The concept that is most used in the article would be the example agency because of the organization trying to make a difference and be the change that the world needs.
5. Rhetorical Appeal: The appeal of logos is greatly justified because there are different ways to help save the ocean with details on how the idea could work and why it is a good matter to use.
6. The information that I took away from this article was the effective ways to help the ocean. Whether it be keeping track of trash or even exploring the ocean to get the big picture of how it really looks underneath.
Citation:
Oceana. "10 Ways to Help Save the Ocean", March 1, 2022, 10 Ways You Can Help Save the Oceans - Oceana

]]> 2022-03-08 14:02:08 UTC https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2084038452 nohemigomez https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2084063111 The ill-structured problem that is presented in this padlet revolves around Environmental threats. This problem is ongoing and has caused so much harm to not only the health of human beings but also the life of endangered species, sea life, and many more living creatures. Although the harm to the environment isn't something that is talked about often, it is interesting to understand the concepts of why global warming is rising and why deforestation continues to take place, etc... The ill-structured problem can be prevented in matters that are presented such as speaking up, being knowledgeable, and recycling. ]]> 2022-03-08 14:12:44 UTC https://padlet.com/nohemigomez/k8xiz3to2fdli0ux/wish/2084063111