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    This article discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted efforts to address climate change. While COVID-19 is seen as an immediate threat, climate change poses an existential crisis that develops gradually over time. The pandemic has led to global economic declines and job losses. Similarly, climate change will cause casualties, unemployment and reduced GDP. However, unlike viruses where immunity can develop, climate change effects worsen over time. The author argues that as the world has taken action against COVID-19, a similar commitment is needed to fight climate change through global sacrifices. The pandemic may open eyes to the need for urgent action on climate crisis to protect future welfare.

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    This article discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted efforts to address climate change. While COVID-19 is seen as an immediate threat, climate change poses an existential crisis that develops gradually over time. The pandemic has led to global economic declines and job losses. Similarly, climate change will cause casualties, unemployment and reduced GDP. However, unlike viruses where immunity can develop, climate change effects worsen over time. The author argues that as the world has taken action against COVID-19, a similar commitment is needed to fight climate change through global sacrifices. The pandemic may open eyes to the need for urgent action on climate crisis to protect future welfare.

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    <Gasal/Genap> <Tahun Ajaran> - <PROGRAM STUDI>

    UJIAN TENGAH/AKHIR SEMESTER

    Bahasa Inggris I CODE: B


    Semua Prodi

    100 Menit

    UP e-learning

    NOTE: Uses of Google translate, Grammarly,


    Quillbot, etc. are not allowed and may be
    taken into consideration in the SCORING
    process.
    INSTRUCTION:
    1. Read the 2 (two) texts below and choose ONE
    (1) to write ONE (1) summary-
    analysis/response essay of approx. 400
    words.
    2. Your response will be judged on the quality of your writing and how your response
    presents your critical thinking in the form of claims/opinions/arguments, well supported
    by sufficient and appropriate reasons/backings.
    3. Your analysis MAY follow the General Form for Summary Analysis below.
    Introduction:
    Name of author (anonymous, if none)
    Title of article (and source of article)
    Major points to be analyzed (short summary)
    Your THESIS.

    Body Paragraph (s):


    ​Major point to be analyzed
    ​Direct quotes from the article (optional)
    Your topic sentence which states agreement or disagreement with the point
    ​Your proofs: facts, examples, description, personal experiences, etc.
    Conclusion:
    ​Perhaps only one sentence
    ​Probably an opinion which you have proved within your essay.
    TEXT 1:

    TEXT 2:
    ANSWER SHEET (CODE B)

    NAME ​ ​ ​ ​: Maharani Vashtichandra Shamaradewi


    STUDENT’S REG. NO. ​: 106220048
    SIGNATURE ​:

    Summary Analysis Essay of Can Coronavirus Vaccine Protect


    Us Against Climate Change?.

    In the Article “Can Coronavirus Vaccine Protect Us Against Climate Change?.” Written by
    Robert Hamwey & Tim Sullivan from stated by https://www.exponent.com. This year has been
    marked by the threat of the new coronavirus and public sacrifice to fight it with a loss of political
    will and will in the fight against climate change. While invisible, COVID-19 has been seen by
    most people as a real and real danger to the entire world's population. In the first quarter of 2020,
    all countries in the world were hit by Covid-19. All people think that covid-19 is a "real and real
    danger" for all populations in the world. Therefore every government in a country imposes a
    social restriction on individual freedom. This pandemic has greatly affected economic activity in
    the world to decline due to losses in all sectors of work, services and goods.
    The international labor organization says, “the pandemic could cost the equivalent of 305 million
    full-time jobs, while 1.6 billion workers in the informal economy could suffer “massive damage”
    to their livelihoods.” According to UNCTAD, “global trade values fell 3% in the first quarter of
    2020, and the quarter-on-quarter decline in the second quarter is expected to reach 27%.”
    Therefore, the government recalculates the country's economy carefully and progressively, for
    example giving social distancing instructions for a job.

    The battle against the corona virus is also carried out by taking into account the conditions in the
    world. As a result of the pandemic, there is a climate crisis which is an existential threat.
    Because the Covid-19 pandemic shows that countries are taking a stand on the collective welfare
    of their people. On the other hand, we can see that the world governments are less committed to
    fighting climate change, for example the government does not hold an emergency press
    conference to save the planet. The corona virus can infect anyone and has the potential to kill
    anyone who is exposed, especially the climate problem in the form of greenhouse gases that
    gradually destroy the planet. We as humans must be careful about the dangers posed by covid-19
    and the threat to climate change that has an impact on everyday life.

    This point of view takes away the sense of personal urgency and mistakenly convinces us that
    sacrifice and decisive action can wait until the threat of the climate takes a toll on us. The human
    impact on the climate can be seen from decades and deterioration due to damage and takes a
    long time. Like the corona virus pandemic, climate change can cause casualties, unemployment,
    and a decrease in gross domestic income (GDP). But unlike viruses that can make humans
    immune, the effects of climate change worsen over time. The world climate organization has
    been negotiating to curb climate change for three decades, but progress in this area has had little
    or no significant progress.

    As a conclusion, as a world community, we must know that fighting the climate crisis that occurs
    requires many sacrifices, ranging from personal, local, to global. Hopefully, our eyes will be
    opened to the Covid-19 pandemic that will occur along with quite drastic climate change. The
    government needs to make a vaccine taking into account the different climates around the world
    for the vaccine to work well.

    Segala bentuk kecurangan akademik (termasuk pelanggaran tata tertib ujian) dalam setiap proses pembelajaran
    akan diberikan sanksi sesuai peraturan yang berlaku

    UP-SPMI/FR014/R01

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