Environmental
Which environmental condition is of particular concern for former gas station sites in Rhode Island?
AAsbestos in the building materials
BPetroleum contamination of soil and groundwater from underground storage tanks✓ Correct
CLead paint on the exterior
DRadon in the crawl space
Explanation
Former gas station sites are a common concern for petroleum contamination from leaking underground storage tanks (USTs). Rhode Island DEM requires investigation and remediation of petroleum releases, which can be costly and affect property value and marketability.
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