Environmental
Underground storage tanks (USTs) are an environmental concern in real estate primarily because:
AThey decrease property taxes
BThey may leak petroleum products contaminating soil and groundwater✓ Correct
CThey require special zoning approval
DThey are visible on title searches
Explanation
Underground storage tanks (commonly used for heating oil or gasoline) can corrode and leak, contaminating surrounding soil and groundwater with petroleum products, leading to costly environmental remediation.
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