单选题It can be concluded from the passage that the author ______.Adoes not reveal his personal view towards the use of renewable energyBmakes a systematic comparison between non-renewable energy and renewable energyCdisplays an objective view towards the application of renewable energyDdoes not side with the environmentalists

单选题
It can be concluded from the passage that the author ______.
A

does not reveal his personal view towards the use of renewable energy

B

makes a systematic comparison between non-renewable energy and renewable energy

C

displays an objective view towards the application of renewable energy

D

does not side with the environmentalists


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解析:
题目问的是:从文章可得作者持有什么观点?作者全面说明了可再生能源的利弊,是比较客观的。故选C。

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