Environmental
In Michigan, properties located near former industrial areas (such as parts of Detroit) may require environmental investigation for contamination from:
AOnly natural occurring background minerals
BIndustrial chemicals, heavy metals, petroleum products, and other hazardous substances from prior manufacturing operations✓ Correct
CAgricultural pesticides only
DNaturally occurring radon exclusively
Explanation
Michigan's industrial legacy (automotive, steel, chemical industries) means that properties near former industrial areas like Detroit may have soil and groundwater contamination from industrial chemicals, heavy metals, PCBs, petroleum, and other hazardous materials requiring investigation.
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