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The paper has four questions and all responses should be submitted in essay format (double-spaced) in a single document. Please cite pages numbers for any readings you cite and if the source is not the Hendry book, the materials submitted with the paper, or information included in CST 370 you need a full bibliographic citation. Please note: Page lengths should be seen as a minimum response; you are free to go beyond two pages if appropriate for completing your essay. Question One (35 points)Read the newspaper article “CSKT Educational Films Available Online” (from the Missoulian newspaper, Missoula, Montana) and review the educational materials offered by the Confederated Salish and Kootneai Tribes that focus on wildfire and the environment. Answer the following questions in a two-page essay (double-spaced): 1. What are some of the ways the educational materials affirm and reflect mainstream environmental perspectives (as detailed in Chapter Three)? 2. What are some of the ways the educational materials affirm and reflect radical environmental perspectives (as detailed in Chapter Four)?3. What are some of the ways the educational materials explain wildfire in ways that seek to affirm the cultural history and philosophy of the Salish and Kootenai people? Link to the website: http://fwrconline.csktnrd.org/Fire/index.htmlQuestion Two (20 points) Listen to the Wisconsin Public Radio show To the Best of Our Knowledge (originally aired in 2013). This episode focuses on “Eco-Optimism” and includes interviews with a diverse group of individuals. Respond to the first two interviews on the show: Frances Moore Lappé and Emma Marris. In a two-page essay (double-spaced) explain how an advocate who understands environmental communication could help each author achieve her goals (as stated in the interview). Draw upon the ideas presented in the textbook and offer the expertise of environmental communication as a tool that both writers could use in their own advocacy. Link to episode: http://archive.ttbook.org/listen/77551Question Three (35 points)Read the essay: Richard K. Olsen, “Living Above It All: The Liminal Fantasy of Sport Utility Vehicle Advertisements.” In Enviropop: Studies in Environmental Rhetoric and Popular Culture, eds. Mark Meister and Phyllis M. Japp, Praeger, 2002.View the television advertisement: “Raised by GOATS – 2021 Ford Bronco Sport SUV” (approximately 2 minutes in length): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZ-FNDgT17MUsing Olsen’s study as a theoretical model, prepare a two-page (double-spaced) essay that analyzes the Ford ad and how it presents nature and human interaction. You should select the most relevant ideas in the Olsen essay and use those to examine the ad’s construction of nature for consumers. Question Four (10)Review the image of “Smokey the Bear” that appears on the home page for this course. Using the discussion of symbols in the textbook (pp. 13-27), prepare a one—two page essay in which you evaluate the image and its symbolic presentation of the environment. Be specific in detailing the multiple-layers of symbolic meaning that are conveyed in the image.Required Book: Judith Hendry, Communication and the Natural World, second edition. I don’t have access to the book