Environmental
A buyer in Idaho is purchasing a property near a former gas station. The primary environmental concern is likely:
ARadon gas
BUnderground storage tank (UST) contamination and petroleum hydrocarbon leaks✓ Correct
CLead-based paint
DWetlands encroachment
Explanation
Former gas stations are associated with underground storage tanks (USTs) that may have leaked petroleum hydrocarbons into the soil and groundwater. This is a significant environmental liability concern.
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