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CERCLA (Superfund) primarily addresses:
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B) Hazardous waste site cleanup and liability
CERCLA (Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act), also known as Superfund, establishes liability for cleanup of hazardous waste sites. Property owners can be held liable for contamination even if they did not cause it.
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Fair housing violationsB
Hazardous waste site cleanup and liabilityC
Mortgage lending practicesD
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Related Topics:
environmental-disclosuresdue-diligenceproperty-transfers
Key Terms:
CERCLASuperfundhazardous waste cleanupenvironmental liabilitypotentially responsible parties
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