her
it is a pronoun that refer Annie Haigler .
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- Jul 2020
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On summer days like this, when highs reach into the 90s, the lack of trees in her neighborhood is hard for Haigler to ignore.
the tones is feeling nervous .
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"Make no mistake, we are losing trees all around the U.S., and cities are struggling to keep up with restoring and establishing a healthy, thriving tree canopy," says Dan Lambe, president of the Arbor Day Foundation.
the message for this is losing trees.
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"If you live in an area in cities that is seeing more extreme heat days, but you don't have tree cover to cool down your neighborhood, that can literally be a life or death issue," says Daley.
the audience are people.
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shows addition. It shows the important effects of tree .
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it shows contrast. it show the differences of her feeling how she love to sit out side while the heat can be unbearable for her.
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She enjoys sitting on her porch, especially to watch the sunrise
This is my best thing that I do every morning when i waked up I sat on my porch and drink my coffee this is an amazing feeling for relaxation.
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She
refer to Annie Haigler
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