Environmental
In New Mexico, which of the following is a potential environmental hazard specific to manufactured housing (mobile homes)?
AAsbestos in exterior walls only
BFormaldehyde off-gassing from manufactured wood products and adhesives used in construction✓ Correct
CHigher radon levels due to metal frames
DLead paint in all manufactured homes regardless of age
Explanation
Older manufactured homes often used particle board, plywood, and adhesives that off-gas formaldehyde, an indoor air pollutant. HUD has established formaldehyde emission standards for newer manufactured homes.
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