19 Dec 23 // Climate-change Myths

A creative and satirical article, littered with humor throughout, that explores two different perspectives on climate change. Through the use of satire, it effectively criticizes the misconceptions around climate change and portrays how people sound when trying to defend their unsupported arguments. 

Its unique structure is almost like a script between the Climate-change 'Myths' and the 'Facts'. This makes it more entertaining for the reader, while still conveying the point that the myths are ridiculous and people need to start listening to the proven facts. 

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/09/11/myths-and-facts-about-climate-change 

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