Environmental
Underground storage tanks (USTs) on a South Carolina commercial property are most likely to contain:
ARainwater collected for irrigation
BPetroleum products such as gasoline or heating oil✓ Correct
CWastewater from septic systems
DPotable water for emergency use
Explanation
USTs on commercial properties commonly contain petroleum products (gasoline, diesel, heating oil). Leaking USTs can contaminate soil and groundwater, creating significant environmental liability.
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