Environmental
Asbestos abatement in Utah requires licensed contractors because:
AAsbestos contractors pay higher licensing fees
BImproper removal can release dangerous fibers into the air, creating health hazards for occupants and workers✓ Correct
COnly state agencies may remove asbestos
DAsbestos is a federal property under EPA jurisdiction
Explanation
Asbestos fiber inhalation causes mesothelioma, lung cancer, and asbestosis. Improper removal dramatically increases fiber release risk. EPA and Utah DEQ require licensed contractors and specific work practices (wet methods, negative air pressure, disposal) to protect workers and the public.
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