In "Canada Wants to Ban Single-Use Plastics," Vicky Stein employs valid reasoning by presenting data on the environmental impact of single-use plastics, such as their contribution to pollution and harm to wildlife. She highlights the growing public awareness and support for sustainable practices, which reinforces the argument for a legislative ban. Additionally, by citing successful models from other countries that have implemented similar bans, she strengthens her case for the feasibility and effectiveness of such measures in Canada. This logical progression of evidence supports her overall argument for urgent action against plastic waste.
"Canada Wants to Ban Single-Use Plastics"
by Vicky Stein. In 3–5 sentences, explain how the writer uses valid reasoning to develop an overall argument.
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