A community activist is preparing a presentation on local environmental issues. She finds two articles discussing a proposed landfill expansion. Article 1, from a local newspaper, focuses on residents' concerns about property values and traffic. Article 2, from an environmental advocacy group, emphasizes the potential impact on wildlife habitats and water quality. When presenting her findings, which approach would best synthesize the information from both articles?

1. AFocus solely on the shared concern of community impact, ignoring the specific economic or environmental details presented in either article.
2. BCritique Article 1 for not addressing environmental issues and Article 2 for neglecting economic factors, then offer her own alternative solution.
3. CCombine the concerns from both articles into a comprehensive overview, highlighting both the economic and environmental consequences of the expansion.
4. DPresent Article 1's arguments first, then Article 2's, concluding that the environmental impact is less significant than the economic concerns.