Environmental
The Clean Air Act in Arizona affects real estate primarily through:
ARequirements for HVAC system efficiency
BRestrictions on land use in non-attainment areas and dust control requirements during construction✓ Correct
CMandatory air quality testing in all homes
DProhibition of wood-burning fireplaces
Explanation
The Clean Air Act affects real estate through restrictions on land use and development in non-attainment areas (areas not meeting air quality standards) and through dust control requirements during grading and construction.
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