Environmental
A 'brownfield' site in New York is best described as:
AAgricultural land designated for development
BA formerly developed site with actual or potential contamination that complicates reuse✓ Correct
CA wetland area protected by state law
DA coastal property subject to erosion
Explanation
A brownfield is a formerly developed or industrial site where reuse or redevelopment may be complicated by the presence or potential presence of environmental contamination. New York has a Brownfield Cleanup Program administered by the DEC.
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