Environmental
What is the 'Phase III' environmental site assessment and when is it conducted?
AA standard follow-up to Phase I and Phase II assessments
BThe actual remediation of confirmed contamination, not universally recognized as a formal 'phase' but typically follows Phase II confirmation✓ Correct
CA third-party review of a Phase II assessment
DA final regulatory closure determination by DNREC
Explanation
While not universally standardized, 'Phase III' typically refers to the remediation stage following Phase II confirmation of contamination — designing and implementing cleanup measures to reduce contaminant levels to acceptable regulatory standards.
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