Environmental
A Pennsylvania buyer purchasing a home near a highway should be aware of which environmental concern from highway operations?
ARadon accumulation under the highway
BAir quality impacts including particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and noise from traffic✓ Correct
CUnderground fuel pipeline leaks from highway fuel stations only
DMine subsidence from highway construction
Explanation
Properties near highways in Pennsylvania may have air quality concerns (particulate matter, NOx from vehicle emissions), elevated noise levels, and proximity impacts affecting value. Buyers should consider these quality-of-life and potential health factors, particularly for young children and elderly occupants.
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