Environmental
Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) in Arizona are regulated primarily to prevent:
AStructural instability
BSoil and groundwater contamination from leaking petroleum products or chemicals✓ Correct
CProperty tax avoidance
DFire hazards above grade
Explanation
USTs are regulated to prevent leaks that contaminate soil and groundwater. Old or deteriorated USTs are a common source of environmental contamination at gas stations and industrial properties.
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