Environmental
Asbestos found in a Utah home built in the 1960s is most dangerous when:
ALeft undisturbed and in good condition
BFriable—crumbling or damaged so fibers can become airborne✓ Correct
CCovered with new drywall
DLocated outdoors in the garden
Explanation
Asbestos is most hazardous when friable (able to crumble and release fibers into the air). Undisturbed, intact asbestos-containing materials generally pose lower immediate risk.
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