Environmental
Vermont requires testing and disclosure for which environmental hazard in homes built before 1978?
AAsbestos only
BLead-based paint✓ Correct
CFormaldehyde levels from insulation
DMercury from old thermostats
Explanation
Federal law (and Vermont practice) requires sellers to disclose known lead-based paint hazards in housing built before 1978. Buyers have the right to conduct a lead-based paint inspection during the contract period.
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