Environmental
In Arizona, 'fly ash' and 'slag' from coal-fired power plants near residential areas are of concern because:
AThey improve soil quality for landscaping
BThey may contain heavy metals and toxic substances that can contaminate soil and water, raising health concerns and potentially affecting property values near power plant disposal sites✓ Correct
CThey reduce property taxes for nearby landowners
DThey are completely inert and pose no environmental risk
Explanation
Fly ash and coal combustion residuals contain arsenic, mercury, selenium, and other toxic substances. Arizona has had concerns with coal ash disposal sites near communities. Properties near improperly managed coal ash disposal sites may face contamination risks, affecting value and triggering disclosure obligations.
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