Environmental
In Tennessee, which of the following is a common environmental issue in older Memphis neighborhoods due to industrial history?
ANaturally occurring asbestos
BLead contamination in soil from paint and industrial sources✓ Correct
CRadon from granite deposits
DMercury from volcanic activity
Explanation
Older urban neighborhoods like parts of Memphis may have lead contamination in soil from historical uses of lead paint, leaded gasoline, and industrial activities, posing risks especially to children.
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