Environmental
What is 'geothermal activity' and how does it affect Idaho real estate?
AGeothermal activity has no real estate implications in Idaho
BIdaho has significant geothermal activity; properties may benefit from geothermal heating but also face ground stability concerns and require disclosure of geothermal features✓ Correct
CGeothermal activity only affects commercial properties
DAll Idaho properties are required to use geothermal heating
Explanation
Idaho has significant geothermal resources, particularly in southern Idaho. Properties may have access to geothermal heating (an asset) or be near active geothermal areas (potential stability and odor concerns). Geothermal features — hot springs, wells, or related infrastructure — should be disclosed in Idaho real estate transactions.
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