Environmental
What is a 'no further action' (NFA) letter in Delaware's environmental cleanup process?
AA court order prohibiting further litigation on an environmental claim
BA determination by DNREC that a cleanup site has been sufficiently remediated and no further remedial action is required✓ Correct
CA letter from EPA ordering a halt to remediation activities
DAn owner's declaration that they will take no further action on a contaminated site
Explanation
A No Further Action (NFA) letter from DNREC indicates that a contaminated site has been cleaned up to a level that meets regulatory standards and no further remediation is required. It provides regulatory certainty and is important for property redevelopment.
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