Gasco owns a storage facility where flammable gases are stored in liquified form under high pressure in large spherical tanks. The facility was constructed for Gasco by Acme Company, a firm that specializes in the construction of such facilities. After the facility had been in use for five years, an explosion in the facility started a large fire that blanketed the surrounding countryside with a high concentration of oily smoke and soot. Farber owns a large truck farm near the facility. His entire lettuce crop was destroyed by oil deposits left by the smoke.If Farber asserts a claim against Gasco for the loss of his lettuce crop and is unable to show any negligence on the part of Gasco, will Farber prevail?
Yes, because the operation of the storage facility was an abnormally dangerous activity.  Yes, because the intrusion of the smoke onto Farber's farm amounted to a trespass.  No, if the explosion was caused by internal corrosion that reasonable inspection procedures would not have disclosed.  No, if the explosion was caused by negligent construction on Acme's part.