Environmental
In South Dakota, which of the following is TRUE about formaldehyde in residential properties?
AFormaldehyde is only found in properties built before 1950
BFormaldehyde can be released from building materials like pressed wood and can cause health issues in enclosed spaces✓ Correct
CSouth Dakota requires testing for formaldehyde in all home sales
DFormaldehyde is regulated only in commercial properties
Explanation
Formaldehyde is a common indoor air pollutant released (off-gassed) from pressed wood products, insulation, and other building materials. In enclosed spaces, it can reach levels that cause eye and respiratory irritation and may be linked to cancer. It can be present in any home, particularly newer ones with pressed wood products.
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