Environmental
Electromagnetic fields (EMF) from high-voltage power lines near a Wisconsin property:
AMust be disclosed as a known health hazard
BShould be disclosed as a potential concern since some buyers may consider them material✓ Correct
CAre not a concern for real estate transactions
DAre regulated by the Wisconsin DNR
Explanation
While scientific evidence on EMF health effects is debated, the presence of high-voltage power lines near a property may be considered material by buyers, and a Wisconsin licensee should disclose this if asked or if it could affect value.
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