Environmental
In New Mexico, 'NORM' (Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material) is primarily a concern for:
AResidential properties only
BOil and gas production sites and pipelines where radioactive scale and residues can accumulate in equipment and soils✓ Correct
CProperties near hospitals
DAgricultural land only
Explanation
NORM is brought to the surface during oil, gas, and water production. Radioactive scale can accumulate in pipes, tanks, and production equipment. NM's oil and gas regions (Permian Basin, San Juan Basin) have properties with NORM concerns.
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