Environmental
What is a naturally occurring asbestos (NOA) concern specific to Nevada real estate?
ANOA is only found in industrial buildings, not residential areas
BCertain Nevada counties have soils containing naturally occurring asbestos that can be disturbed during grading and construction✓ Correct
CNOA is exclusively a problem in the Reno metro area
DNevada has no natural asbestos deposits
Explanation
Parts of Nevada and the broader Western United States have soils containing naturally occurring asbestos. Grading, excavation, and construction in these areas can release asbestos fibers. Environmental assessments may be required before development.
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