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has/have here relates to 'the lobbying effort' which is singular. Hence it should be has. We can hence eliminate A and B
(B) have increased awareness about pending legislation dealing with the environment
Even though the two prepositions of and about seems very similar in their meaning, they share different meaning as rules with regard to their proper usage. The main difference between of and about is that of implies a possessive quality while about implies concerning or on the subject of something. The correct preposition here is of so eliminate C
Nothing technically wrong with D so hold on this
(D) has increased awareness of pending environmental legislation
E is too awkward in comparison to D so can eliminate this.
Hence answer is D
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