Environmental
CERCLA (Superfund) requires that parties who:
ADevelop wetlands without permits pay impact fees
BAre responsible for hazardous waste contamination may be liable for cleanup costs regardless of fault✓ Correct
CBuild in flood zones purchase flood insurance
DInstall underground storage tanks register them with the state
Explanation
CERCLA imposes strict, joint, and several liability for cleanup of hazardous waste sites on current and former owners, operators, and those who transported or arranged for disposal of hazardous substances.
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