Opinions of Radical Environmentalism :: Environmental Beavers Wildlife Essays

Opinions of Radical Environmentalism The two articles I am going to look at are Radical Environmentalists vs. the Beavers by Jack Alan Brown junior and Environmentalists are Mean Green Joes by F.R. Duplantier. Radical Environmentalism is now a common term in our vocabulary. When you here the term what do you think well-nigh? I think about all the things that the environmentalists talk about and all the ideas brought to the table, good and bad. In the two articles I read they are both on the same subject of Environmental issues. The first write Jack Alan Brown Jr. is not against the environmentalism but feels that we have to do something to farther the advance of manhoodkind kind. The second author F.R. Duplantier topic is Do environmentalists really love nature, or do they just hate people(p.1)? A combination of the authors opinions would give you my thesis. For the advance of the human culture to take place, nature is going to have to help by giving the humans the resources ava ilable in nature. In the first article the author is presenting the idea of what the beavers do to the rivers and how they work to chanceher to get things done. The author is relating the beavers, a fuzzy, pleasant looking animal, in an attempt to get an emotional response. This author is making the other view on dams, look like they are the bad guys because if the beavers do it why cannot the people do it. The author says, Beavers They alter the wet lands wherever they go(p.1). The author is comparing the humans building of dams and the beavers building of dams. However the author is using a small overcome comparing it to a big scale, but you can easily see his point. Browns sentence structure flows very nicely and does use nice sentence structure making it clean for everyone to understand. The points are all very clear and direct. The author does this in order to make sure that there is no confusion between what is being said and what is being understood. From the beginning of t he essay you know what the authors viewpoint on the subject is. The thesis in the beginning is a very clear on that. The author, Duplantier is very straightforward. This author uses many quotes to reinforce the point of his writing. The goal of environmentalists is to protect nature, not for man, but from man(p.