The purpose of your final project is to articulate a clear and concise opinion b

The purpose of your final project is to articulate a clear and concise opinion based on your research and written as an op-ed.
An op-ed is a short piece published in a newspaper or magazine but written by someone not affiliated with the editorial board. It expresses the author’s opinion but should be based on research and/or experience. Op-eds are one way you can get your voice out into public debate, sway policy decisions and public opinion, or participate in civil society. For these reasons, writing an op-ed is a useful skill to have.
The final op-ed should be 1,250-1,300 words.
Tell readers why the topic is important.
Offer them your opinion on the issue.
Use research from your summary sheet to support your argument (e.g. describe an article, use examples).
Use descriptions and hyperlinks to cite your sources (see video instructions provided).
Acknowledge alternative viewpoints, and explain why you hold your opinion rather than alternatives.
Try to bring in your personal voice; if you can include a personal story that relates, do so.
Use the active voice (“I”), avoid jargon, and write in short, clear sentences. Proofread!
My topic is solar energy is the best renewable energy, I compare it with wind energy do some search in the previous assignment. You can use the source or my thought. In this OP-Ed. You could be using solar energy compared with wind energy. Or just say solar energy is the best. (Below is the previous homework I did.)