Environmental
Underground storage tanks (USTs) on Mississippi properties are regulated because:
AThey may leak petroleum products and contaminate soil and groundwater✓ Correct
BThey reduce assessed property value automatically
CThey are prohibited in all residential zones
DThey require MREC disclosure only in commercial transactions
Explanation
Underground storage tanks, commonly used for petroleum, can leak and contaminate surrounding soil and groundwater. The EPA and MDEQ regulate USTs and require leak detection, corrosion protection, and cleanup of releases.
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