Which statement correctly evaluates the author's response to the counterclaim in paragraph 4 that the noise created by wind turbines is a concern? it is ineffective because it downplays the noise concern and only focuses on explaining how wind turbines work. it is effective because it provides information about improvements to wind turbines that reduce noise. it is ineffective because it lists additional benefits of wind energy but does not address the problem of noise pollution from wind turbines. it is effective because it states that a reputable government agency rejects the suggestion that wind turbines create noise pollution.

The statement that correctly evaluates the author's response to the counterclaim in Paragraph 4, that the noise created by wind turbines is a concern is It is effective because it provides information about improvements to wind turbines that reduce noise. Noise created by wind turbines, mostly due to the blades, produce a humming noise. This is a concern and experts provide ways of reducing it.

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