Arizona's 'no further action' (NFA) letter from ADEQ for a contaminated site means:
Why ADEQ has determined that no further remediation is required based on current conditions and intended land use Is Correct
Answer B: ADEQ has determined that no further remediation is required based on current conditions and intended land use
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