Environmental
A Virginia listing reveals the presence of Chinese drywall. This is an environmental/defect issue because Chinese drywall:
AContains asbestos
BEmits hydrogen sulfide gases that corrode copper and create health risks✓ Correct
CContains lead-based paint
DCreates radon issues in the basement
Explanation
Chinese drywall installed primarily in 2004–2007 emits hydrogen sulfide and other gases that corrode copper wiring, plumbing, and appliances, and can cause health problems for occupants.
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