Environmental
In NC, which environmental concern is most specific to areas around tobacco farms in the eastern part of the state?
ARadon gas
BPesticide residues and fertilizer nutrients affecting groundwater and nearby streams✓ Correct
CCoal ash contamination
DAsbestos
Explanation
Eastern NC's tobacco farming regions may have groundwater and surface water issues from pesticide and fertilizer (nitrogen/phosphorus) runoff from intensive agricultural operations.
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