205 easy ways to go green critique

205 Easy Ways to Save the Earth The article “205 Easy Ways to Save the Earth” is written by Thomas L. Friedman. Friedman’s main point of this article is that there is no quick or easy solution to the climate change crisis. The whole going green trend is very popular in this day and age. Many people want the label as being a person who is helping our environment, someone who is making a difference in this over populated world. Little do they know that doing something as small as buying a flex fuel car is helping the environment in no way at all. Buying a car like this is doing exactly what the consumer wants; giving them a green image but making them do absolutely no work. Scientists are starting to see the big picture, we have got to take this climate change seriously and do something together as a society to make a change before this problem becomes irreversible. The author, Friedman, is a New York Times columnist that isn’t afraid to express his opinions and thoughts to the public, his outlook is that maybe his opinion will be able to impact the opinions of others and create a green movement that will actually impact the world. He presents the facts in a way that may persuade the reader to change their beliefs on these important issues. His intended audience is the educated public in schools as well as in companies, those who need to know the facts of what they can help prevent. Friedman presents a clear case at why people should reconsider their habits and views on what the mean of going green actually is. “205 Easy Ways to Save the Earth” is written by Friedman in a persuasive yet informational style as an attempt to show the world his honest opinion on what we, the population think going green is and what it actually is. “You’ll pardon me, though, if I’ve become a bit cynical about all of this. I have read or heard so many people saying, [We’re having a green revolution.] Of course, there is certainly a lot of green buzz out there. But