Evidence in an essay writing

Can claim be on both sides?

• no

• yes

• notsure

• Neither

Are statement and claims the same?

• Yes , In certain contexts, the terms "claim" and "statement" are often used interchangeably, indicating a declaration or assertion without necessarily implying a distinction between them.

• No , A statement typically involves making something formally or officially known, often with authority or significance attached to it.

• Not exactly. A claim typically asserts something to be true or valid , while statement can be any expression which may or may not be backed by evidence.

• Indeed , A claim typically involves making something formally or officially known, often with authority or significance attached to it.

In the presentation, what form of evidence has been used?

• examples

• Current statistics

• facts

• quotes

Do we really need to put reasoning for evidence in an essay writing?

• no

• yes

Evidence 1:

Claim: Wind turbines cause health problems for nearby residents due to infrasound.

Citation: Smith, J., & Doe, A. (2006). "The Health Impacts of Wind Turbines: A Comprehensive Study." Journal of Pseudoscience, 10(2), 45-58.

TRUE or FALSE

Answer explanation

Wind turbine does not cause health problems silly 🪿

Evidence 2:

Claim: Renewable energy sources like wind and solar are becoming increasingly cost-competitive with fossil fuels.

Citation: International Renewable Energy Agency. (2023). "Renewable Power Generation Costs in 2022: Key Findings and Trends." Abu Dhabi: International Renewable Energy Agency.

TRUE or FALSE

Evidence 3:

Claim: Solar panels release toxic chemicals into the environment during manufacturing and disposal.

Citation: Johnson, R., & Fake, L. (2009). "Environmental Hazards of Solar Energy: A Review of the Literature." Journal of Misinformation, 5(3), 112-125.

TRUE or FALSE

Evidence 4:

Claim: Wind turbines are responsible for a significant decrease in bird populations.

Citation: Roberts, S., & Thompson, E. (2011). "The Impact of Wind Farms on Avian Wildlife: A Comprehensive Study." Journal of Ornithological Misinformation, 6(4), 120-135.

Answer explanation

Wind turbine to kill bird? Really? 😦