While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes:
- Hummingbirds enter torpor at night—a state of lowered heart rate and body temperature—to save energy.
- Ornithologist Sofia García fitted urban hummingbirds with tiny heart-rate loggers; on nights with strong LED streetlight exposure, torpor was rarely initiated.
- Reduced torpor corresponded with substantially higher overnight energy expenditure.
- At test sites using shielded, warmer-spectrum lighting, normal torpor patterns returned.
- García argues that cities can reduce energy stress on hummingbirds by adjusting streetlight design.
The student is preparing a one-sentence statement to persuade a city council unfamiliar with torpor to consider lighting changes. Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?