Environmental
In New Mexico, underground storage tanks (USTs) at former gas stations are regulated by:
ANMREC
BNew Mexico Environment Department (NMED) under federal UST regulations✓ Correct
CThe Department of Finance
DThe State Engineer's Office
Explanation
The New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) regulates underground storage tanks under federal EPA UST regulations. Leaking USTs at former gas stations are a common environmental liability in real estate transactions.
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