Environmental
A South Carolina property listing reveals the presence of formaldehyde from pressed wood products. This is primarily a concern because:
AFormaldehyde increases property value as a preservative
BFormaldehyde is a known human carcinogen that can cause respiratory problems✓ Correct
CFormaldehyde is only harmful in commercial properties
DSouth Carolina law requires no disclosure of formaldehyde
Explanation
Formaldehyde, found in pressed wood products (particleboard, plywood, MDF), is an indoor air pollutant and known carcinogen. High concentrations can cause respiratory irritation and health problems.
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