Environmental
A buyer is purchasing a property in Williston, ND near oilfield operations. Which environmental hazard is MOST relevant to investigate?
AAsbestos in the roof shingles
BPetroleum hydrocarbon contamination in the soil and groundwater✓ Correct
CLead paint in the home's interior
DRadon in the basement
Explanation
Properties near oilfield operations in western North Dakota (Bakken region) face particular risk of petroleum hydrocarbon contamination from spills, pipeline leaks, and drilling operations affecting soil and groundwater.
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