explain current climatic event

Both the reasons for and against your choice need to focus solely on geographical reasons, including (in no particular order of importance):

· weather/climate (including how those might be related to health concerns),

· relative location (how close/far away from other places important to you, transportation, population centers, etc),

· topography (scenery like mountains, lakes, forests, coastlines and beaches, etc),

· availability of natural resources (water),

· flora/fauna (plants/animals),

· recreational activities (hiking, swimming, being at the beach, fishing, skiing, boating, etc),

· natural disasters (wildfires, floods/droughts, earthquakes, land/mudslides, tornadoes, hurricanes, volcanic eruptions, or lack thereof),

· pollution levels,

· susceptibility/vulnerability to climate change.

 

While there are many other valid reasons for wanting to live in a particular place, such as work opportunities, family, or social/political views, these are not relevant for this assignment. Please limit your reasons to the geographical ones listed.

 

Your essay must be at least 3-4 pages (no less) of full written text, with standard 12-point font and standard margins and double-spacing. It should be free of misspellings and grammatical and punctuation errors. It will be graded primarily on content, but timely and complete submission, and adherence to proper English writing standards also matter.

In addition to the 3-4 pages of text, include a map and a photo/picture of your choice. The scale of the map is up to you. The photo should show an image that best represents your choice. You may use one you took yourself.

 

Like all essays, yours needs to begin with an introductory paragraph, in which you introduce the topic and list (but do not explain) your reasons (both pros and cons.) After the introduction, the bulk of the essay should discuss your reasons, each in a separate paragraph, including the drawbacks of your choice. Your closing paragraph is a brief restatement of your arguments.