Environmental
In Tennessee, 'vapor intrusion' is an environmental concern when:
AOutdoor air quality is poor due to industrial emissions
BVolatile contaminants from subsurface soil or groundwater migrate into buildings through the foundation✓ Correct
CA property is located in a high-humidity climate
DRadon is detected in outdoor air
Explanation
Vapor intrusion occurs when volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from contaminated soil or groundwater migrate as vapors through soil into overlying buildings, creating indoor air quality hazards.
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