Reading Comprehension (RC) | In recent years, variations of the "precautionary principle" have been

Could someone explain why in question 3, d is correct? I saw that opponents never actually took position in the passage regarding with what the advocates were primarily concerned as it was only mentioned in the last paragraph. However, I wasn't brave enough to choose this option as it was presented and I was not clear, whose position the passage refers to: the author's or the opponent's. Would appreciate if the difference could be explained to me when I can infer who is talking.­

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