Environmental
A NH property near a cemetery may have elevated levels of which contaminant due to historical embalming practices?
ARadon gas
BArsenic and formaldehyde compounds from embalming fluids historically used in burial practices✓ Correct
CPFAS from fire training activities
DPCBs from electrical equipment
Explanation
Older cemeteries may have soil contamination from arsenic-based embalming fluids and formaldehyde used historically. Leachate from burials can affect soil and groundwater near older cemeteries. Phase I ESAs for properties adjacent to cemeteries should note this recognized environmental condition.
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