Environmental
Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) near high-voltage power lines are an environmental concern because some studies suggest:
AThey cause structural damage to buildings
BThey may be associated with health risks, though evidence is not conclusive✓ Correct
CThey lower radon levels
DThey have no impact on property value
Explanation
While the evidence is not conclusive, some studies suggest potential health concerns from long-term EMF exposure, and proximity to high-voltage lines can be a property value concern and disclosure issue.
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