The Nakdong River provides nutrients and sediments to coastal wetlands

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Three main premises and accompanying evidence which support your thesis or hypothesis. For example three main factors could include:

A. The Nakdong River provides nutrients and sediments to coastal wetlands

(1) Coastal wetlands are dependent on nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium supplied through river transport

(2) Organic and non-organic sediments from river bank erosion are crucial for wetland development and functioning

(3) The River provides over 3 million metric tons of sediment each year to coastal wetlands

B. The Nakdong River provides important habitat for many plants and animals

(1) Over 100 species of birds are dependent on the river

(2) Over 1,000 species of plants can be found along the river

(3) The river has rare and threatened species including the Baikal Teal and White-naped Crane

C. The Nakdong River provides abundant natural services to South Korea

(1) The river provides more than 7000 kilowatts of hydroelectric power to South Korea and is a major part of the four rivers project

(2) The river provides habitat for commercially important species including catfish and snails

(3) The river provides irrigation for 2 million hectares of agricultural land

(4) The river provides recreational opportunities of thousands of South Korean residents including bass fishing and boating

III. Conclusion

A. Summarize important points from your Main Section

(1) The Nakdong River provides nutrients and sediments to coastal lands

(2) The Nakdong River provides important habitat essential for 1000’s of plants and animals

(3) The Nakdong River provides important natural services to South Korea and is crucial for the Korean economy

B. Briefly identify the “take home message” you would like people to remember about your paper and how this relates to the global environment as studied in class.

1. The Nakdong River is a vital to the environment and economy of South Korea and therefore should be protected against environmental degradation.

 

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