The following themes: energy, agriculture, pollution and climate change, biodiversity, and various random environmental incongruities raise some of the most crucial concerns of today's environmental issues . There is so much going on in today's world around environmental concerns, and the information in newspapers is a great information tool to inform the economy of what is happening around it and potentially what she can do to help. the development and use of oil, gas, nuclear power, electricity, and wind/solar power fall under the category “Energy”. Energy is one of the most important issues there is because it is what makes the world work and act productively and efficiently. The absence of gas, oil or electricity would bring the world to a standstill and leave us stuck in the past, technologically speaking, because these energy resources are necessary for manufacturing, transporting and maintaining energy. life of the world. Analyzing all the articles dealing with energy issues, I would say that the majority are directly related to energy policy. Between Britain's energy concerns, OPEC debates over oil production, and random donations from Texas Energy, it's hard to say who to trust when it comes to energy. Nowadays, many companies seem to be victims of fraud or bankruptcy, and trust resides in very few companies, because few of them can be entrusted with money or decisive actions. Furthermore, the occasional rise in the prices of oil and other energy resources is quite common as countries hoard environmental resources in an attempt to make profits through meager controlled sales. Agriculture is also one of the world's main concerns. Agric...... middle of paper ......dia the representation of environmental issues was excellent, as they covered all areas, told excellent stories and really knew what they were writing about, with no bias that I could interpret. The New York Times was the most important news source because it had articles on everything and was very detailed, while the Democrat and the Chronicle had almost nothing on their website and it was quite a task to find what whether on any of the subjects. I think this is because the New York Times is a much bigger newspaper than the Democrat and the Chronicle. I learned so much while committing to this mission. I have never analyzed newspaper articles so much and discovered such a diversity of information on environmental issues. It's amazing how many concerns exist in today's world and how much more everyone could do to help, if only everyone realized that.