Environmental
Asbestos in a property is considered hazardous when it is:
AIntact and undisturbed (friable condition)
BFriable — easily crumbled or damaged and releasing fibers into the air✓ Correct
CLocated only in older insulation
DFound anywhere on the property regardless of condition
Explanation
Asbestos becomes hazardous when it is friable — meaning it can be easily crumbled and releases fibers into the air. Intact, undisturbed asbestos may not pose an immediate health risk.
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