Automobile emissions are a significant source of air pollutants, and cars over five years old typically generate significantly greater amounts of pollutants than newer cars. In Torinia, which has recently built its first automobile manufacturing plant, most cars are over five years old. Aiming to boost Torinia's economy and reduce air pollution, the government plans to introduce incentives for Torinians to scrap their old cars every five years and replace them with new ones.
Which of the following, if true, most seriously undermines the likelihood that the planned incentives, if implemented, will achieve both of the cited aims?
Without the implementation of the planned incentives, most Torinians who own an old car would be unlikely to buy a new car.
Torinia's automobile plant manufactures car models that typically generate smaller amounts of air pollutants than most similarly sized car models manufactured elsewhere.
The new cars produced in Torinia are not likely to be exported to other countries.
The largest source of atmospheric pollutants in Torinia is not automobile emissions, but emissions from power plants.
The manufacture and the scrapping of cars each generate significant amounts of air pollutants.
手段
激励T人以旧换新自动汽车→促进经济、减少空气污染
削弱
A、T人没有激励,不会以旧换新,增强
B、在T,自动汽车的空气污染没有其他车程度深,无关
C、T的新车不出口,无关
D、在T,空气污染最大来源为 power plants,不是汽车尾气;与整个手段无关
E、以旧换新的过程污染空气,CORRECT,说明了手段的副作用
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