Many people who commission the building of their own home, in order to save money, do not opt to build homes that meet sustainability standards. However, such thinking is short-sighted: buildings which meet sustainability standards are far more energy efficient, generating lower electricity and gas bills, requiring fewer repairs, and consuming far less water.
The author is arguing that __________.
(A) The additional money spent to build sustainable homes will eventually result in a decrease in other costs to homeowners
(B) Higher utility bills and water consumption will discourage homeowners from building homes that do not meet sustainability standards
(C) Many homes that do not meet sustainability standards will eventually be replaced by homes that do
(D) Individuals who commission homes usually cannot afford to spend more on homes that meet sustainability standards
(E) Individuals will not save money by building non-sustainable homes because they will need expensive energy efficient appliances to lower energy costs
The author is arguing that __________.
(A) The additional money spent to build sustainable homes will eventually result in a decrease in other costs to homeowners
(B) Higher utility bills and water consumption will discourage homeowners from building homes that do not meet sustainability standards
(C) Many homes that do not meet sustainability standards will eventually be replaced by homes that do
(D) Individuals who commission homes usually cannot afford to spend more on homes that meet sustainability standards
(E) Individuals will not save money by building non-sustainable homes because they will need expensive energy efficient appliances to lower energy costs
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