Essays On Jimmy Carter

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Hey guys, so I've been grinding for the SAT for a couple of months now, and I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel.

Wildlife refuges are a paramount way to preserve nature in its primal state, which is a necessity in today's world.

The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is one such refuge, which is under threat by repeated attempts to open the coastal area to oil drilling.

Many Americans oppose such proposals in order to preserve nature in its own state, with one of them being former US President Jimmy Carter, who argues for it in "Foreword to by Subhankar Banerjee".

Carter builds an excellent argument, owing to his expertise in such matters by capturing his readers' attention.

The argument is one which is set up alluringly, with personal experiences to evoke powerful emotions in the readers, and meaninful, statistical data to back his claims.

He also offers thoughtful insights that lets the readers think further about the topic.

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He also makes the readers think from the animals' point of view, speculating that such developments would "disturb countless numbers of animals that depend on this northernmost terrestrial ecosystem".

Carter makes a great point, and by using his emotions and personal experiences, he is able to convince most people.