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By Margaret HendersonData indicate that one in four houses in Kansas may have elevated levels of radon concentrations in the indoor air. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) reports on its website that 5.4pCi/L is the average observed residential radon test result in Kansas and th…
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5 dates/locations for Initial radon measurement course with national exam,16 CE. or mitigation prereq.August 8 Syracuse NY - Great class for CE and 4 folks took exam and 4 passed! August 22/23 Cranberry Twp. PA - still seats available! September 12/13 Morgantown WV - registering now Sept 18 Akron -…
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By Margaret HendersonIn 1986, a statute was passed to establish a radon professionals’ certification and public health and education program about radon. Regulations were implemented in 1991 for radon testing and mitigation certification. Since that time, the New Jersey Department of Environmental…
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By Margaret HendersonThe course of the Missouri River approximates the dividing line between the radon classification Zones 1 and 2 in South Dakota, but the radon levels may vary considerably, noted Barbara Regynski of the South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources Radon Program.…
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SAVE THE DATE – MARCH 8, 2016The Tenth Annual Region 7 EPA/State Radon Stakeholders’ Meeting will be held Tuesday, March 8, 2016 in Nebraska City, Nebraska at the Lied Lodge and Convention Center. This meeting is being held at no cost for all those that have a stake in protecting the public from un…
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The CRCPD E-25 Committee met in Columbus, OH on December 10 and chose the top ten posters. They will be posted on line for voting the first of January with voting closing on the January 10. Watch this space for more information.