Environmental
What is 'biological contamination' in the context of Delaware building health and real estate disclosure?
AContamination by synthetic chemicals only
BContamination from living organisms or their byproducts, including mold, bacteria, viruses, and pest infestations, that can affect health and property value✓ Correct
CContamination affecting biological research laboratories only
DContamination from fertilizers and agricultural chemicals
Explanation
Biological contamination in a building includes mold, bacteria, viruses, and pest infestations. These can significantly affect indoor air quality, health, and property value, making them potentially material facts requiring disclosure.
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