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Topic: Ocean acidification and its infinite cycle with climate change
Outline:
- Causes and effects
- How photosynthesis affects ocean acidification
- How pH affects ocean acidification
- How it contributes to climate change
The paper must be 3 to 6 pages long (3 pages minimum, 6 pages maximum).
The ideas discussed in the paper can not be copy & pasted from the source (eTextbook, websites, or journal articles). While you will definitely need to use your references to introduce and explain the basic principles about the topic (approx. 1/3 to 1/2 of the total contents of your paper); for the rest of your paper you must use your own observations, analyses, and conclusions to:
explain why this topic is significant, and why other people should be interested in it.
describe at least one point which you think would be worth pursuing in further studies, and explain why.
You must use at least two credible, recent, preferably peer-reviewed references other than the textbook. You are free to choose any credible source. In addition, I have provided below a few important sources that you may consider.
WLAC's Library Database has a wide selection of useful articles. You may want to explore Access Science data base and search for Oceanography titles. (Links to an external site.) Furthermore, Opposing Viewpoints (Links to an external site.) (from Gale In Context) offers a wide range of current topics. These are both credible publications.
The following websites published by scholarly institutions, societies, or government agencies are also credible references: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration' s (NOAA) Ocean Exploration & Research (Links to an external site.), OCEANUS (A Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution publication) (Links to an external site.), NOAA Central Library (Links to an external site.), Science Daily (Links to an external site.), The Oceanography Society, (Links to an external site.) etc.).
Newspaper articles may be used as credible resources, depending on their context and content. However, you must seek your professor's approval to use such sources.
Websites, journals, or magazines focused on political or social activism, or with overt, unfounded bias in their content, will not be considered as credible references.
Wikipedia may be used, but will not be considered as a credible, peer-reviewed resource. If you use Wikipedia, you are strongly encouraged to look at the sources cited in the articles.
If you are unsure if a resource is credible or scholarly, ask your professor before investing too much time into it.
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Outline:
- Causes and effects
- How photosynthesis affects ocean acidification
- How pH affects ocean acidification
- How it contributes to climate change
The paper must be 3 to 6 pages long (3 pages minimum, 6 pages maximum).
The ideas discussed in the paper can not be copy & pasted from the source (eTextbook, websites, or journal articles). While you will definitely need to use your references to introduce and explain the basic principles about the topic (approx. 1/3 to 1/2 of the total contents of your paper); for the rest of your paper you must use your own observations, analyses, and conclusions to:
explain why this topic is significant, and why other people should be interested in it.
describe at least one point which you think would be worth pursuing in further studies, and explain why.
You must use at least two credible, recent, preferably peer-reviewed references other than the textbook. You are free to choose any credible source. In addition, I have provided below a few important sources that you may consider.
WLAC's Library Database has a wide selection of useful articles. You may want to explore Access Science data base and search for Oceanography titles. (Links to an external site.) Furthermore, Opposing Viewpoints (Links to an external site.) (from Gale In Context) offers a wide range of current topics. These are both credible publications.
The following websites published by scholarly institutions, societies, or government agencies are also credible references: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration' s (NOAA) Ocean Exploration & Research (Links to an external site.), OCEANUS (A Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution publication) (Links to an external site.), NOAA Central Library (Links to an external site.), Science Daily (Links to an external site.), The Oceanography Society, (Links to an external site.) etc.).
Newspaper articles may be used as credible resources, depending on their context and content. However, you must seek your professor's approval to use such sources.
Websites, journals, or magazines focused on political or social activism, or with overt, unfounded bias in their content, will not be considered as credible references.
Wikipedia may be used, but will not be considered as a credible, peer-reviewed resource. If you use Wikipedia, you are strongly encouraged to look at the sources cited in the articles.
If you are unsure if a resource is credible or scholarly, ask your professor before investing too much time into it.
works cited page