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Maine Project to Test All Schools by 2025 “The Maine Department of Education requires schools to be built using radon resistant new construction. The state is continuing a multi-year project of testing all schools by 2025. During this reporting cycle, the state tested more than 15 additional schools…
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“ In Virginia, Louisa County adopted IRC Appendix F into the local building code, requiring radon resistant new construction.” Overview of EPA’s State & Tribal Indoor Radon Grants Program: A Focus on Activities Conducted During 2022, published in February 2023, notes this as an accomplishmen…
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“Washington Radon Program developed a free radon test kit program for homeowners and renters to promote and increase testing in homes. State residents (including homeowners, renters, and landlords) may complete a form and provide address information to request a free test kit. To make this test kit…
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“The Connecticut Cancer Control Plan 2021 – 2026 includes a radon objective aimed at increasing the percentage of households that test for radon from 48.2% to 53%. The plan includes strategies based on promoting public awareness regarding radon exposure and encouraging radon testing and reduction in…
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“The District of Columbia (DC) submitted a document called “Radon in the District of Columbia” for inclusion in the Department of Health’s upcoming 2022-2027 DC Cancer Control Plan. Previous versions of the District of Columbia’s plan did not include radon awareness or strategies. The inclusion of r…
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“In Indiana, licensed primary testers, laboratories, and mitigators are required to report all radon activity to the Indiana Department of Health (IDOH). As a way of streamlining reporting and improving IDOH’s ability to characterize measurement and mitigation results, the state developed a web-base…