Summary Of Tear Down Deadbeat Dams By Yvon Chouinard
In his eloquent speech “Tear Down ‘Deadbeat’ Dams” in 2014, Yvon Chouinard employs a vast selection of oratory tools and discusses the importance of taking down non-effective dams, damaging all sorts of rivers and lakes all around the world. Published on May 7th, 2014 by the New York Times Company, his speech contains many evidences and statistics, he used in order to form his argument to the decision that policy-makers should do about removing these dams.
Chouinard begins his address with introducing the subject and offering statistics about his subject. He mentions that these dams were once beneficial, but there presence is no longer affecting the environmental positively, but negatively. He also proves that it’s economically more logical
Chouinard begins his address with introducing the subject and offering statistics about his subject. He mentions that these dams were once beneficial, but there presence is no longer affecting the environmental positively, but negatively. He also proves that it’s economically more logical