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North Carolina has developed a plan to reduce dependence on fossil fuels by 2030, and is looking to solar energy as a good replacement
option. Which statement best explains why more people in North Carolina are not using solar energy in their homes?
O A. Radiation from solar arrays can be harmful to nearby wildlife.
OB. The state does not receive sufficient sunlight to make solar energy year-round.
OC. There is not sufficient open land for solar array installations.
D. The cost of installing solar equipment is too high for many citizens.
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