Environmental
In Montana, 'electromagnetic fields' (EMF) from high-voltage power lines near residential property:
AAre conclusively proven to cause cancer and must be disclosed under federal law
BMay be perceived as a property stigma by some buyers and should be disclosed as a potential concern material to the transaction✓ Correct
CHave no impact on property value and require no disclosure
DAre regulated under Montana DEQ hazardous materials rules
Explanation
While scientific consensus on EMF health effects is not definitive, proximity to high-voltage power lines may create a perceived stigma affecting property value and buyer perception. This is a material fact that many Montana practitioners consider worthy of disclosure.
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