Multiple choices?
People are naturally concerned about the polluting effects of energy sources such as oil or coal. Wind farms are the answer. With their enormous rotating blades, these huge machines are becoming more commonplace in certain regions of the world. Yet for some people, they are an unwelcome feature of the landscape.
This is a fill in the blanks question on a website and there are some possible given answers for each blank. There are two choices in my opinion for the highlighted blank which are " effects and damages". The website prefers effects over damages, I wanted to know if the answer is valid or there are some other reasons behind this choice?
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Abbas Rajabpour The website prefers effects over damages That's reasonable. If we consider that something that is polluting is something that is damaging, I think we can agree that the polluting effects of energy sources are logically equivalent to the damaging effects of energy sources . Given that equivalence, the polluting damages of energy sources (the alternate choice) are the damaging damages of energy sources .
- Abbas Rajabpour The website prefers effects over damages That's reasonable.
- If we consider that something that is polluting is something that is damaging, I think we can agree that the polluting effects of energy sources are logically equivalent to the damaging effects of energy sources .
- Given that equivalence, the polluting damages of energy sources (the alternate choice) are the damaging damages of energy sources .
- This leads to an awkward conceptual redundancy like a terrifying horror, a puzzling quandary, or a discovered find .
- CJ
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Abbas RajabpourThe website prefers effects over damages
That's reasonable.
If we consider that something that is polluting is something that is damaging, I think we can agree that the polluting effects of energy sources are logically equivalent to the damaging effects of energy sources.
Given that equivalence, the polluting dama
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