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Passage: Algae-based fuels can be produced on non-arable land and do not require freshwater if marine strains are used. However, current production remains expensive compared with conventional fuel. Which claim cannot be concluded?

Some algae fuels can avoid competing directly with food crops for land. Marine algae strains may reduce freshwater demand. Algae fuels are currently cheaper than conventional fuel. Cost is a barrier to large-scale algae fuel production.

Correct Answer:

Algae fuels are currently cheaper than conventional fuel.

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