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NM environmental concerns include:

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B) Uranium mine tailings, radon, and abandoned mining sites

New Mexico has environmental concerns from historic uranium mining, radon gas, and abandoned mine sites that may affect property value and health. These are material facts requiring disclosure.

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A
Only hurricanes
B
Uranium mine tailings, radon, and abandoned mining sites
C
Only earthquake
D
No environmental issues

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