Cause and Effect (Haze Problem)

CAUSE-EFFECT ESSAY OUTLINE

I. Introduction

A. Hook/Attention getter:

The earth is a bless which gives by the god for the living organisms.

B. General statement:

But nowdays, the earth is suffering from many type of problem examples haze, air pollution, water pollution and land pollution. Among this on of the problem which growing too fast is haze.

C. Thesis statement:

Haze is a pollution which brings many causes and effects for the living organisms.

II. Body

A. Topic sentence:

Firstly, on of it is slash and burn method of farming in neighbouring countries is cause of haze problem.

1. Supporting point 1:

When they conducting this method the air out from the farming area will combine with the natural air and it spread to country by country.

a. Sub-supporting point 1:

Our farmers and plantation owners also must bear some of the blame.

2. Supporting point 2:

Other than that, open burning also the main source of haze. Open burning of rubbish are mostly by the Malaysians. To make their work easier they are burning the rubbish on open air.

a. Sub-supporting point 1:

In addition the gas come out from chemical factories or industrial area also the main source of haze.

B. Transition paragraph

1. Summary / conclusion:

So, burn method of farming in neighbouring and open burning also the main source of haze.

2. Transitional sentence:

However disastrous the consequences of the haze were, it had one negative outcome. The haze also can bring many effects

C. Topic sentence 2:

The haze also can bring many effects for humans health. It will increase the respiratory problems such as lung infections and astma attacks.

1. Supporting point 1:

The government should take some immediate action to prevent from happening haze. The government should cooperating with neighbouring countries authorities to reduce using slash and burn mehod on farming.

a. Sub-supporting point 1:

They also should raise the public awareness of the danger of forest fires. However govement also can provide assistance to farmers and introduce better forest clearing methods.

2. Supporting point 2 (2 marks):

The haze also affects the social life of people.

a. Sub-supporting point 1:

Many people would rather stay at home and not venture outdoors when the haze is around. This is because they wish to avoid being sick or meeting with an accident.

III. Conclusion

A. Restatement of the thesis statement:

This problem must be solved by the government as soon as possible before it grow and become a big problem.

B. Suggestion/recommendation 1:

The government should suggest strict laws, paralyze those who practice open burning. They also need intensified campaign on the dangers of open burning.

IV. Reference

Koh, K.L. 2008. A breakthrough in solving the Indonesian haze? In Hart, S. (ed).

.Shared resources: Issues of governance. Gland, Switzerland: International

Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources.

Chiew [M15] H. 2010. former Environmental Reporter, The Star. Kuala Lumpur.