The correct answer is D, all of the above.
<span>Based on this passage, the author most likely will argue that D. Glen Canyon would have been better off without the dam.
The author describes what the Canyon looks like now - there is no flora, and even less fauna because the animals have nothing to feed on. It is visually pleasing, but at what cost? The author then describes what the Canyon looked like before the dam was built and he implies that it looked so much better.
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Marris supports her claim that "the image of the Everglades as a paradise is relatively recent" with a passage from Michael Grunwald's book on the history of the Everglades, which says people used to conceive of the location as a "worthless quagmire."
<h3>What is the central idea in Emma Marris: In Defense of Everglades Pythons?</h3>
"In Defense of Everglade Pythons," Emma Marris' blog, demonstrates that humans have influenced the interactions between the previously existing ecosystem inside the Florida Everglades, by the recent arrival of pythons, "It's the blame-the-invasive species narrative."
One primary approach that people have inadvertently used to alter nature is introducing a new species into an existing functioning ecosystem. As a result, people had had great power over nature in the United States since 1492, when Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue. Humans have changed the ecosystem and how new species will evolve.
Note that in literature, when you make a claim or assert anything, you are demanding it or asserting that it is true.
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Linguist John McWhorter, who also happens to be Black, says that the Black sound has subtle ways of pronouncing certain vowels that we interpret as a Black sound. And those who do not pronounce their vowels in those ways, we will hear them as not sounding Black.
