Radon Gas Education Center - Introduction
Our radon test kit will help you determine whether the air in your
home contains radon, a radioactive gas normally produced in
nature.
Since radon is an EPA listed "Group A" carcinogen, proven
to cause cancer in humans, and believed to be the second-leading
cause of lung cancer in America today, it is important for you
to understand the substance you are dealing with: how it can
enter your home, how it can be measured, what levels are considered
unhealthy, and who is most at risk from exposure.
This guide also discusses other subjects which may be of interest, such
as various methods used to abate and mitigate (eliminate or
reduce) radon levels in schools and homes, and how to find organizations
to which you might want to turn if you have additional questions
or concerns.
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