Environmental
In Missouri, a 'risk-based remediation' approach for contaminated sites means:
ACleanup to pristine natural levels in all cases
BCleanup to levels appropriate for the intended land use (e.g., industrial vs. residential standards)✓ Correct
CNo cleanup required if the site is in an industrial zone
DCleanup only if a buyer demands it
Explanation
Risk-based remediation focuses on reducing contamination to levels that are safe for the intended use. Residential standards are more stringent than industrial standards because residential users (especially children) have greater exposure pathways.
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