Environmental
A NH buyer's home inspection reveals vermiculite insulation in the attic. The buyer's concern should be:
AVermiculite is always safe and no action is needed
BVermiculite from Libby, Montana may contain asbestos and should be tested before disturbance✓ Correct
CVermiculite is a radon source
DVermiculite is a PFAS contaminant
Explanation
Much of the vermiculite insulation sold in the U.S. came from a mine in Libby, Montana that was contaminated with asbestos. NH homes with vermiculite insulation should have it tested before any disturbance or remediation.
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