Environmental
A buyer's inspector discovers vermiculite insulation in an Iowa home's attic. Why is this significant?
AVermiculite is flammable and a fire hazard
BVermiculite from Libby, Montana may be contaminated with asbestos✓ Correct
CVermiculite indicates old-growth wood framing nearby
DVermiculite blocks radon gas entry
Explanation
Vermiculite insulation, particularly from the Libby, Montana mine, is likely contaminated with asbestos. If found, testing and disclosure are recommended as it poses health risks if disturbed.
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