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Outline of climate change protests essay Outline . Intro A, Background information 1. China is huge contributor to global pollution and the chinese government suppresses many protests dissuading the practice 2. Use the types of protests that have been used and a bit about the effectiveness (In the Name of the Public: Environmental Protest and the Changing Landscape of Popular Contention in China. By: H. Christoph Steinhardt and Fengshi Wu) B. Thesis statement 1. Topic: how climate change has been handled and reactions to it in china compared to other countries 2. Key points: a) How people protest to try to generate change b) How governments have handled protest and climate change c) Is protest effective and is there a best or better way to do it ll. Body 1: focusing on china A. Protests by people in china 1. Topic sentence: In China, much like the rest of the world, citizens have continued to protest to make their will known in a noticeable way with hopes of making real change, 2. Sporting ideas: a) Performative protest (Praying for Blue Skies: Artistic Representations of Air Pollution in China. By: Johnson, T., & Fiirst, Kathinka) b) More on the types of protests and effectiveness used by people in China (In the Name of the Public: Environmental Protest and the Changing Landscape of Popular Contention in China. By: H. Christoph Steinhardt and Fengshi Wu) B. What the government has done to respond to climate change and in response to protests 1. Topic sentence: the Chinese government has been known to suppress voices that speak out against a variety of issues present in the country, climate change being no exception. 2. Supporting ideas: a) What are, and how has the public's perception of the problems been influenced (Public perception of climate change in China: resulis from the questionnaire survey. By: Yu H., Wang B., Zhang YJ)

b) Steps the Chinese government already has taken to solve climate related problems (China's environmental governance in transition. By: Mol p. J. Arthur, Carter Neil t) . Body 2: focusing on the world A. Rise in global protests 1. Topic senfence: to compare the climate protests in china, one more at apps look at the protests of the rest of the world 2. Support: A Lot of protests in countries are over government control but there is a massive list of countries that have experienced climate protests in recent years and experience other issues that stem off of climate problems that then snowball into other issues(The Age of Mass Protests Understanding an Escalating Global Trend. By: Brannen Samuel J., Haig Christian S., Schmidt Katherine) B. Have global climate change protests had an effect? 1. Topic sentance: countries around the world have periodic breaks in their CO2 emissions, the question is, is there a link between peoples protests and those emissions. 2. Support: direct connections between protest work and change happening, protest generally isnt the primary reason but does result in significant change. (Structural breaks in CO2 emissions: Are they caused by climate change protests or other factors?. By: Festus Adedoyin, llhan Ozturk, Isah Abubakar, Terver Kumeka, Oludele Folarin, and Festus Victor Bekun) IV. Conclusion A. Summary: a country's effects on pollution are influenced by many factors and one of those factors being climate change can have varying amounts of success in its missions. There is a cycle of people being unhappy with the government and how it handles things and the government pushing back in a way that makes more people unhappy and wanting to protest. B. To conclude: protest around the world and in china most definitely do have effects on how a country handles climate change

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