First Nations
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26 Matching Annotations
- Feb 2020
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www.chatelaine.com www.chatelaine.com
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enraged
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ExxonMobil Australia
Source
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companies knew about the threat of excess emissions decades ago
the importance that people must take responsibility for their actions, and how they are making others suffer due to their profit of these emissions.
Why was nothing done at the time, or said?
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The future of the world depends on decarbonization
Describes the importance of this topic (being climate change) and how the "Future... depends" on ways we must change.
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(Photo, Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images)
source of photograph that connects to the headline.
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planet burns.
word choice is important to this story.
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no matter what anybody says, we are not all in this together
Some rather than others, who is on what side?
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currently choking Australian animals to death.
word choice, related to the Australian fires.
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US$50 million annually fighting crucial climate action around the world.
Supposed money being spend to halt climate change.
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BP Australia, for example, which has pledged $635,000 to bushfire relief–
Specific detail.
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prime minister
Indirect source.
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the global south, where per capita emissions are far lower
Saying people down south have the least emissions compared to the north such as Canada or the USA.
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those least responsible, including women, people of colour, and those who are poor.
Others that are least responsible for climate change, but are still being affected, other than the animals.
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construction of this project and half of the LNG Canada alone will release four million tonnes of carbon pollution a year.
another problem that will lead to climate change
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International Energy Agency
Indirect source of information.
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traditional Indigenous burning
another subject that increases the percentage of wildfires in Australia. although it is controlled...
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those who are truly responsible to avoid recrimination
The instigators are not being held accountable for the effects of their actions. trying to act like victims among the others.
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one billion animals that have died in the fires so far.
Repetition. "one billion"
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Guardian
Indirect source
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suffer
importance of word, to describe what is happening to these animals.
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daily decisions do fuel global warming, the responsibility for this terrifying mess isn’t equally shared.
not a specific group responsible, examples do include adults and their daily actions, but also companies.
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bushfires
Repetition throughout. what the story is based off of.
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horrific
Verb
describes the tremendous things that are occurring. the importance of word selection to describe the emotions.
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modern greenhouse gas emissions could be attributed to just 20 companies, all of them in oil, gas and coal.
Detailed information about climate change and why it is occurring. who is responsible.
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adults
A sebject cause of climate change and these wild fires.
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