Environmental
What is 'hazardous waste' in the context of Rhode Island real estate?
AAny waste placed in a dumpster on a property
BSolid or liquid waste that poses a significant hazard to human health or the environment, regulated by the Rhode Island DEM and federal EPA✓ Correct
COrganic waste from landscaping
DRecyclable materials disposed of improperly
Explanation
Hazardous waste includes wastes that are ignitable, corrosive, reactive, or toxic. Their presence on a property can create serious environmental liability and is a material fact in Rhode Island real estate transactions.
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