Environmental
Underground storage tanks (USTs) are an environmental concern in Michigan because:
AThey interfere with property surveys
BLeaking USTs can contaminate soil and groundwater with petroleum products✓ Correct
CThey are required to be disclosed only if over 10,000 gallons
DUSTs are protected property improvements under Michigan law
Explanation
Leaking underground storage tanks (from gas stations, old heating oil tanks, etc.) can release petroleum and other hazardous substances into the soil and groundwater, creating contamination that must be reported and cleaned up under Michigan and federal law.
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