Environmental
In Hawaii, what is the 'Precautionary Principle' as applied to environmental disclosures?
AA. A legal standard requiring proof of harm before disclosure
BB. The concept that when health or environmental risks are uncertain, precautionary disclosure and action are appropriate✓ Correct
CC. A federal rule requiring environmental tests before any property sale
DD. A disclosure standard only for Superfund sites
Explanation
The precautionary principle suggests that when facing uncertain environmental risks, it is better to disclose known concerns and err on the side of caution rather than wait for definitive proof of harm.
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