Reference :

1)Canada aiming to shift to all zero-emission electric vehicles by 2035: Federal government | Globalnews.ca

https://globalnews.caews/8039066/canada-zero-emission-electric-vehicles/

2) Lifetime emissions of EVs are lower than gasoline cars, experts say (cnbc.com) https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/26/lifetime-emissions-of-evs-are-lower-than-gasoline-cars-experts-say.html

Instructions: Step 1 - Engage in Critical Thinking 15% critical thinking +30% reading skills and completion of the outline table Critical thinking questions: Before writing your letter to the editor, you need to answer the following critical thinking questions. Then, complete the planning table below. Use full sentence structure when answering the questions as well as APA citation when needed. Answer the questions below for each Article 1 Article 2 article: What is the article about? What was the authors' point of view? What commonalities and differences do you see in these two articles? What is your opinion about the issue? What connections can you make to yourself and the world around you? Letter to the Editor Outline: Write in full sentences and aim for 3-4 sentences each (except for hook, thesis, topic sentence, concluding sentence and the recap part of the conclusion that are 1 sentence each). Letter to the editor outline find the name and information for the editor. This could be found under the "about" or "the team" section of online newspaper articles. Introduction paragraph Hook: Capture the editor's attention by getting the editor to think about the issue you want to focus on in your letter. Background Information: Summarize the article you are referencing