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In a recent Facebook post, the New Hampshire Radon Program noted that analyses of approximately 32,000 homes have shown that 37% of the homes have elevated radon. The Program provides more information in an August 2023 publication., “Radon Risk in New Hampshire.” The publication explains: “In New Ha…
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The Kansas Radon Program is offering KS Radon Certified Professionals free training opportunities via webinars. The webinars will qualify for two hours of Kansas continuing education. These webinars count as Kansas continuing education credits only; attendance is not eligible for NRPP or NRSB credit…
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The New Hampshire Radon Program has developed information and resources for teachers about the health impacts of radon. The curriculum developed has a primary focus on raising awareness among youth on the health effects and mitigation of radon. The materials below have been adapted from the Colorado…
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The University of Nevada Reno, Radon Education Program, has published guidance for employees regarding their rights relative to radon exposure. The publication explains about regulations to protect workers from exposure to radon in the workplace established by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health…
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Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s Radon Program has updated the online radon data to include 2022 results. See https://coepht.colorado.gov/radon-data. The percent of tests above the radon action level (4 pCi/L) in Colorado is 48.3%. Home radon test results by count are presented…
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Colorado State University has announced the awards for the 2023 Science and Engineering Fair. Two radon projects by students in Colorado were recipients. The Science Fair honors excellence in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Students from all areas of Colorado create and present the…