How Climate Change is accelerating a future Pandemic

The point of the paper is to discuss pandemics and their role in the world, how countries can react to them, how we are prepared for them, how it will come about, etc and then to relate it back to Climate Change which is to say Climate Change is accelerating the FUTURE (coming) pandemic and how exactly Climate Change will affect a pandemic, how it will affect a vector borne illness or something along those lines

ENGL 112 / Final Draft Checklist

Basic Formatting
No extra spaces between paragraphs
Pagination
Information on first page
Interesting and academic title
Works Cited page
Thesis and Overall Organization
Is your thesis clear and formatted as a claim?
Do all paragraphs and sections support your thesis?
Enough introductory or background information?
Is it clear to your reader why this is an important discussion?
Is your position clear to your reader?
Is your organization logical, and are transitions between sections clear?
Generally, are you “connecting the dots”?
Use of Source Material
Mechanics: scrutinize EACH summary, paraphrase, and quote
Properly introduced?
Properly cited?
Properly blended into your sentence grammatically?
Usefulness
Are you providing context and an introduction?
Do you give enough explanation?
Does the source material add to or support the immediate discussion?
Is there a better quote/paraphrase for that place?
Paragraphs
Focused on one idea?
Fully developed or repetitive?
Inclusion of details and/or source material for support?
Awkward or abrupt shifts?
Lead in and out with your “voice”?
Transitions need to explain connections, not just identify changes in topic.
Introductory and Conclusion Paragraphs
Avoid being too general, using quotations or questions to begin (amateurish).
USE these paragraphs to lay foundation, begin or finish an argument, etc., not as wasted space.
Use your introduction to introduce the topic, as well as tone, perspective, major appeals, etc.
It’s okay to introduce new material in your conclusion, just not new material that is IMPORTANT TO YOUR TOPIC. Try to see your conclusion as a way of sending your reader back out into the world.