Bias is prejudice for or against something, which is usually unfair. For example, a pro-gas group might title an article about electric cars, "Electric car company undercutting oil industry" while environmentalists might write, "Humanity's salvation: electric cars are here!" An unbiased reporter may title the article, "Company to manufacture 12000 electric cars". It is important to identify whether your news sources are biased. Write news report headlines that express each group's bias towards a proposed oil pipeline being built next to a national park. Write from the bias of: --> an Oil Company --> an Environmentalist group --> an unbiased reporter *

Explanation:

The groups we are considering are:

In the case of an oil company their news headline bias may read;

"The energizing our society project" (we notice the bias here that it didn't comment on the fact it was built next to a national park).

An Environmentalist group headline may read;

"Destroying our natural park" ( the bias here is that they only emphasize the damage of the pipeline on the natural park)

While an unbiased reporter's headline may read;

"A new oil pipeline to be built next to a national park."

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