Environmental
The presence of Chinese Drywall in a Virginia home built between 2004–2007 is significant because:
AIt is a common building material with no known issues
BIt emits sulfur gases that can corrode metals and cause health issues✓ Correct
CIt was used to replace asbestos and contains lead
DIt is prohibited by the Virginia Building Code after 2010
Explanation
Chinese drywall used in some Virginia homes built during the housing boom emits sulfur compounds that corrode copper wiring, air conditioning coils, and other metals, and can cause health problems. It must be disclosed as a known defect.
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