I have to develop an Annotated Bibliography that summarizes and explains how each of 6 sources will aid in development. An annotated bibliography cites a list of books, articles, and documents. Each listed citation is followed by a paragraph that describes the relevance, quality, and potential use of the cited source. Each source needs 150 words description.

Sources: Please review and write a Bibliography

1. Waste Management through Composting: Challenges and Potentials :https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/12/11/4456

2. Composting of Organic Solid Waste of Municipal Origin The Role of Research in Enhancing Its Sustainability : https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9819849/

3. https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/sites/default/files/media-document/dcv34077.pdf

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I need more help to find 3 different sources for this paper. Please make sure to cite the sources and add link for me to be able to access. Make sure to find something less than 5 years and had review by other.

Statement of Purpose for the Recommendation Report:

***I did this part which you can use the thesis to understand the paper better for what I am looking for

Since the current composting system difficult to access in Boston(problem). The City of Boston should implement to remove composting system, make it accessible for everyone by add composting trash can and create awareness campaign to widespread more participate (solution)

Developing Annotation Instructions:

To describe the sources and show how they're relevant to your upcoming major paper(s), try to answer these types of questions:

• What questions did the article answer?
• For research articles: Who conducted the study? What were they assessing? What did they find?
• How does this information add to an understanding of yourPositionargument?

To evaluate the quality of your sources, consider answering questions like these:

• Is the source reputable? How do you know?
• Where was it published?
• What are the author's credentials?
• Does the article include references?
• Is it a primary or secondary source?

To explain how you will use the source to develop your paper, consider the answers to these questions:

• Does the source give background information?
• Will it support your claim/recommendation with statistics or other "hard" evidence?
• Does it provide opposing views/explain obstacles to your plan?
• Does it provide an example of your recommendation in action?