Environmental
Washington's Department of Ecology regulates which of the following environmental programs?
ALead paint disclosure for pre-1978 housing
BWetlands protection, cleanup of contaminated sites, and water quality✓ Correct
CAsbestos removal from commercial buildings only
DRadon testing requirements for new construction
Explanation
The Washington Department of Ecology (DOE/Ecology) oversees wetlands protection, hazardous waste cleanup (MTCA), water quality standards, and other environmental programs affecting real property.
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