Environmental
Under Maine's Oil Discharge Prevention and Pollution Control Act, who is responsible for underground storage tank cleanup on a purchased property?
AThe previous owner only
BThe current property owner as the responsible party✓ Correct
CThe state of Maine
DThe oil delivery company
Explanation
Under Maine environmental law, property owners are responsible for underground storage tank compliance, including proper removal and cleanup of any contamination, regardless of when it occurred.
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