Write a summary of the article you have chosen that includes a brief description of the main claims made by the author(s).

Freshwater Resources and Oceanic PollutionSources for the articles you select should be current (published in the last twelve months) and can be pulled from any ofthese:• popular magazines (Time, Newsweek, Discover, National Geographic)• newspapers (NY Times, Washington Post, USA Today, NPR)• scientific journals (Science, Nature, Scientific American)A couple of good starting place Google Scholar The articles themselves should be longer than three or four paragraphs (long enough that there is some substance tothem) so that you can write a meaningful summary and response to the article, following the directions below. Part One: Summary of ArticleWrite a summary of the article you have chosen that includes a brief description of the main claims made by the author(s). Focus on the scientific statements and identify the intended audience of the piece based on the type ofpublication and/or the tone of the piece. There should be no “opinion” in this first section of your Article Review; itshould contain the “cold, hard facts”. Please make sure to cite your sources as you present the facts.Part Two: Critical EvaluationCompare the claims made in the article with your understanding of the science behind the topic discussed as learned inthis class. Refer your readers to references with proper citations tosupport your analysis. You should also consider the bias of the stakeholders mentioned in (or implied by) the article, as well as the author(s) and/or the source of the article itself. You may be able to identify an alternate agenda in the presentation of the information. For example, someone being interviewed may be funded by a company that would prefer that the results of a report be presented in a favorable light to their interests. (Please note: I do not expect you to run a background check on these individuals!Finally, make sure you either include the original article or provide a complete, working web address so that I can look at the original material you are working with.