The Discrimination in terms of Emissions and Pollution in the US

For the first section, Introduction and Discourse Review, I will use my  research proposal to fit in, so start with the following part if it is possible.

Methods

Your methods section will explain how you came to this particular research interest, how you went about conducting research, who you interviewed (optional) and why, and how you put all the information together. This section can contain direct language from your research proposal, and it needs to do a good job establishing your rhetorical position. This section goes a long way in establishing trust with your readers as you will explain your personal relationship with the topic while demonstrating your fair-minded approach.

Results & Discussion

The Results & Discussion section explains what you found out from your research. This should be the longest part of your essay, so draw out each point carefully. Think about connections between your reference texts, sources, and outside commentary.

This section supports your Critical Contribution. Remember that the nuances of this discussion should never shut down the conversation by procuring a “right” answer or “winning” side. Nor should it regurgitate what you wrote about in previous sections. Rather, this section describes the implications of your research findings, as well as provide suggestions for future research. In other words, offer insight as to what your research could be used for, and explain how researchers writing after you might provide insight using a slightly different lens.

And finally, use this section to reflect on your results. What do you think merits further study? What was surprising about your research findings? What, if anything, wasn’t? Weave these kinds of questions into the entire Discussion section as you talk about implications and suggest future lines of inquiry.

Must engage ideas from at least 6-8 outside sources.