Environmental
Vermont's 'natural gas and propane infrastructure' affects real estate in rural areas because:
AAll Vermont properties must have natural gas connections
BMany rural Vermont properties rely on propane or oil heat, which has implications for energy costs, tank maintenance, and environmental risk✓ Correct
CNatural gas is prohibited in Vermont
DPropane tanks automatically qualify properties for Act 250 review
Explanation
Vermont's rural areas lack natural gas pipelines, so many properties rely on propane or oil heat. Buyers and agents should consider fuel costs, tank ownership (rented vs. owned), and potential environmental risks from old tanks.
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