Environmental
Which of the following best describes a brownfield site?
AFarmland converted to residential use
BA previously developed, contaminated property that may be redeveloped after cleanup✓ Correct
CUndeveloped land in an industrial zone
DA green-certified building
Explanation
A brownfield is a previously developed property that may have been contaminated by hazardous substances. After environmental remediation, brownfields can be redeveloped for new uses.
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