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Read the following claims.

The use of unassisted aircraft systems, popularly called “drones,” is banned in Yosemite National Park for the following reasons:

• Drone noise can negatively affect how visitors experience the wilderness that is Yosemite.

• Drones can interfere with rescue operations by distracting or confusing rescuers.

• Drones can threaten the natural habitats of certain wildlife, especially falcon nests on cliffs.

Which reasoning would be best for arguing against one of these claims?

A.
If humans are a threat to wildlife the government is trying to preserve, they should not be admitted to the park whatsoever.
B.
While a true wilderness experience in America is increasingly rare, it’s not as if nature is completely without its own loud noises.
C.
Drone photographers, capable of quickly covering a wide range of parkland, could be invaluable in locating lost or injured hikers.
D.
Drone-based images could benefit the park system more than tourism by transmitting the park’s beauty to anyone with the Internet.

Respuesta :

The use of unassisted aircraft systems, popularly called “drones,” is banned in Yosemite National Park for the following reasons: Drones can threaten the natural habitats of certain wildlife, especially falcon nests on cliffs.

Explanation:

The use of unassisted aircraft systems, popularly called “drones,” is banned in Yosemite National Park for the following reasons: Drones can threaten the natural habitats of certain wildlife, especially falcon nests on cliffs.

The use of drone is banned in  Yosemite National Park because the park authority feels that drone can be a danger to the natural habitats of certain wildlife like it can collide or hit the falcon nest on the cliffs

The  reasoning that  would be best for arguing against one of these claims is

(D)Drone-based images could benefit the park system more than tourism by transmitting the park’s beauty to anyone with the Internet.

Answer:

the answer is C

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