Environmental
What is 'asbestos abatement' in the context of Rhode Island real estate?
AThe installation of asbestos insulation in older buildings
BThe professional removal, encapsulation, or enclosure of asbestos-containing materials to eliminate or reduce the hazard✓ Correct
CA DEM permit for demolition of older buildings
DAn OSHA training program for building inspectors
Explanation
Asbestos abatement involves professional removal, encapsulation (sealing in place), or enclosure of asbestos-containing materials to eliminate or manage the health hazard. In Rhode Island, abatement must be performed by licensed contractors.
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