How does environment-friendly development philosophy impact a city’s Sustainability?

This is a Research Paper Outline. There are 7 sources total and 4 peer-reviewed sources. There is  an outline template, you can save your work directly into this Word file. Include two quotations with proper referencing, and two relevant images (an image can be a graph, map, photograph, painting, flow chart, sketch, etc.) with captions and proper referencing at the very end of this document.

1. Working title of your paper

The title of your paper should either state your research question or your thesis.

Some examples:

• “How are the needs of human users balanced with or conflicting with the ecological integrity of Banff National Park?”

“Between the mountains and Second Cup: Banff National Park, Ecological 

“How does environment-friendly development philosophy impact a city’s Sustainability?”

2. Introduction

а) A succinct statement of your research question or topic.

b) Significance: Why is your question important? Indicate sources of information/ideas with in-text references.

c) Working version of your thesis statement, based on your research thus fair. This will become a succinct statement of your “answer” which you will justify with evidence in the rest of this paper.

d) A “road-map” identifying at least three main arguments which you will follow in your essay to prove your thesis statement. In your final paper, these arguments will be summarized in your introduction paragraph in one coherent sentence. 

Argument #1

Argument #2

Argument #3

3. Body of paper

• You must outline at least three distinct arguments, although you may add additional arguments if needed in your research paper.

• For your outline you must use at least one different scholarly source for each argument that you present, but in your research paper each argument should be backed up with evidence from more than one scholarly source.   

Argument #1: Topic Sentence

Argument #1: Evidence (paraphrase or notes from your research, based on at least one scholarly reference). 

Argument #1: Analysis/significance (How does the evidence support your thesis? Interpret the evidence and clearly link it back to your thesis).

Argument #1: Concluding sentence (summarizes the argument and its relationship to the thesis).

Argument #2: Topic Sentence

Argument #2: Evidence (paraphrase or notes from your research, based on at least one scholarly reference). 

Argument #2: Analysis/significance (How does the evidence support your thesis? Interpret the evidence and clearly link it back to your thesis).

Argument #2: Concluding sentence (summarizes the argument and its relationship to the thesis).

Argument #3: Topic Sentence

Argument #3: Evidence (paraphrase or notes from your research, based on at least one scholarly reference). 

Argument #3: Analysis/significance (How does the evidence support your thesis? Interpret the evidence and clearly link it back to your thesis).

Argument #3: Concluding sentence (summarizes the argument and its relationship to the thesis).

4. Conclusion

a) Restate thesis statement.

b) Summarize supporting arguments

c) Comment on the importance of your findings (the bigger picture).

5. References

Full references for all sources cited in this outline. Follow the APA Style Guide for your references list. Work on getting it right now.