Environmental
A Vermont property near an industrial site shows elevated levels of trichloroethylene (TCE) in the well water. This is best described as:
AA naturally occurring mineral that is harmless
BGroundwater contamination by a volatile organic compound that requires investigation and disclosure✓ Correct
CA normal byproduct of Vermont granite formations
DA minor issue that only affects properties within 100 feet of the source
Explanation
TCE is a volatile organic compound commonly associated with industrial contamination. Elevated levels in drinking water present health risks and represent a material environmental concern that must be disclosed and investigated.
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