Remember to back up your responses and arguments with factual data that you researched on your own through a textbook, the library, or the web.
Include in-text citations and a references list to cite any and all work or ideas that are not your own.
Imagine that you work for a clean air advocacy group. You have two components to your job. You educate the public about air pollution issues and pressure politicians toward enacting air pollution regulation policies. Your budget is limited, so your agency decides that it will focus on just one of two subjects: outdoor air pollution or indoor air pollution. You have to decide which one of these two areas of air pollution your agency will focus on.