Environmental
In South Carolina, which of the following is exempt from CERCLA liability?
AIndustrial property purchasers with prior knowledge of contamination
BBona fide prospective purchasers (BFPP) who perform all appropriate inquiries✓ Correct
CAll property owners who purchased after 2000
DProperty owners who have made improvements to the site
Explanation
CERCLA's bona fide prospective purchaser (BFPP) exemption protects buyers who perform all appropriate inquiries (Phase I ESA) before purchase, even if contamination is known, provided they don't worsen conditions.
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