Environmental
NC's 'Hazardous Substance Brownfields Grant' program provides funding for:
ANew residential construction on clean sites
BAssessment and cleanup of brownfield sites contaminated with hazardous substances✓ Correct
CAgricultural operations on former industrial sites
DHighway construction near contaminated areas
Explanation
NC's brownfields grant program provides funding assistance to eligible entities (governments, nonprofits, developers) for environmental assessment and cleanup of hazardous substance contamination at brownfield sites.
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