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Transcript
Name___________________________________________________________________ Class________________________________________
Notes on Main Ideas and Supporting Evidence - Example
Key
Question/Topic
Citation Information
for Source
Main Idea of Source
Supporting Evidence/Details
Notes for Followup
in Other Sources
Write down your topic
sentence and/or
question you are
attempting to find
information to
answer/prove
Write down the information you
will need to write a bibliographic
citation for your source
What is the main idea from your source?
How does it relate to your key
question/topic?
What evidence is offered to back up the
main ideas?
What questions are raised or
left unanswered? What
conflicts in supporting
evidence did you find?
With a packet of claims that are
almost certain to defy
conventional wisdom, a television
documentary to be aired in Britain
this week condemns man-made
global warming as a myth that
has become "the biggest scam of
modern times."
Channel 4 says that the
program features "an impressive
roll-call of experts," including
nine professors, who are experts
in climatology, oceanography,
meteorology, biogeography and
paleoclimatology.
A documentary that aired
on TV in Britain claims
that global warming is a
“scam” and is really
caused by the sun.
Global Warming
Why do some people
still believe the
prevailing view of
global warming is a
myth?
(www.citationmachine.net)
"Global warming labeled a
'scam'; Documentary
blames the sun.(PAGE
ONE)." The Washington
Times (March 6,
2007): A01. Junior
Edition. Gale. NYC CSD
#79 Legacy HS for
Integrated. 14 Nov. 2007
<http://find.galegroup.co
m/itx/start.do?prodId=ST
OJ>.
Gale Document
Number:CJ160176039
New York City Information Skills Benchmarks
The program titled "The Great
Global Warming Scandal" and set
for screening by TV Channel 4 on
Thursday dismisses claims that
high levels of greenhouse gases
generated by human activity
causes climate change. Instead, the
program suggests that the sun
itself is the real culprit.
It relates to my topic because major
new sources are still reporting on the
idea that global warming is a myth
Scientists in the Channel 4
documentary cite what they
claim is another discrepancy
involving conventional research,
saying that most of the recent
global warming occurred before
1940, after which temperatures
around the world fell for four
decades.
It also questions an assertion by
the U.N. Intergovernmental
Panel on Climate Change's
report that it was backed by
some 2,500 of the world's
leading scientists.
The program claims to
have evidence from
renowned scientists who
refute the prevailing idea
that greenhouse gases are
the main culprit in global
warming. They point to
the world getting colder
after 1940 when
industrialization took off
and to the fact that some
of the scientists the UN
claims support global
warming do not.
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