Environmental
In Kansas, what environmental consideration is most important when evaluating a property adjacent to or near a railroad corridor?
ANoise only, with no chemical concerns
BPotential soil and groundwater contamination from historical use (lubricants, fuels, herbicides) and risk from hazardous materials transport✓ Correct
COnly vibration affecting building foundations
DOnly visual blight from railroad equipment
Explanation
Railroad corridors may have contamination from historical use — diesel fuel, lubricants, herbicide application, and historical chemical spills — and present ongoing risks from transportation of hazardous materials.
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