Example:
Introduce the topic:
Climate change is a serious problem that affects millions of people, and it will likely affect future generations as well.
Describe the problem that needs to be solved:
Climate change is a serious problem because it affects millions of people, as well as future generations.
Explain how the problem will be solved:
We will solve the problem of climate change by passing legislation that reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 50% within five years.
Describe the benefits of solving the problem:
We will solve the problem of climate change by passing legislation that reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 50% within five years. This will improve health outcomes for people in need and improve economic outcomes for people in need.
Provide a conclusion about what will happen if the problem is not solved:
If we do not pass legislation that reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 50% within five years, more people will die from preventable diseases and more people will remain in poverty.
Example:
Climate change is a big problem, and it's important to solve it.
It affects millions of people around the world, and it affects future generations.
The problem is that climate change is caused by greenhouse gas emissions, which come from burning fossil fuels and other sources.
We can solve climate change by using clean energy sources and by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Solving climate change will improve health outcomes for people around the world, because it will reduce the number of people who die from preventable diseases.
Solving climate change will also improve economic outcomes for people around the world, because it will reduce poverty and allow more people to have access to clean water and education.
If we don't solve climate change, more people will die from preventable diseases, more people will remain in poverty, and natural disasters will continue to happen.
Example:
The problem: [e.g. lack of access to clean water, lack of access to education]
Why it's important: [e.g. affects millions of people, affects future generations]
How it will be solved: [e.g. by providing clean water filters, by providing scholarships for students in need]
How it will affect people: [e.g. improved health outcomes for people in need, improved economic outcomes for people in need]
What will happen if it's not solved: [e.g. more people will die from preventable diseases, more people will remain in poverty]
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