Environmental
Which environmental issue is most commonly associated with older homes in Richmond, Virginia's older neighborhoods?
APCB contamination
BLead-based paint and lead pipes✓ Correct
CAsbestos in underground utility pipes only
DMercury from thermostats
Explanation
Richmond has a significant stock of pre-1978 housing. Lead-based paint and lead water pipes are common concerns in older urban neighborhoods. Both are regulated under federal and Virginia law.
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