Environmental
Oklahoma has a significant amount of agricultural land where pesticide and herbicide applications over many years may have resulted in:
ANo environmental concerns because agricultural chemicals are safe
BResidual soil contamination and potential groundwater impacts that should be assessed when converting agricultural land to residential use✓ Correct
CAutomatic remediation by DEQ
DFederal prohibition on development
Explanation
Long-term agricultural chemical use can leave residual soil contamination. When converting agricultural land to residential or other sensitive uses, a Phase I or II ESA is advisable to assess potential pesticide, herbicide, or fertilizer contamination.
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