EPA Indoor Air Quality Glossary of Terms, Oct 1997

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ERA’S review, is for people who rent their apartments or houses. The guide explains what radon is, and how to find out if there is a radon problem in your home. The guide also talks about what you can do if there are high radon levels in your home. EPA Document Number 402- K-98-004.

RadonJrLgchooL^ (Second Edition)

it is important that students, teachers and parents be aware that a potential radon problem could exist in their school. This brochure was developed in cooperation with the National Education Association, The American Lung Association, and the Parents and Teachers Association. EPA Document Number 402-F-94-009, October 1994.

Radon Measurement In Schools (Revised Edition)

This report has been prepared to provide school administrators and facilities managers with instructions on how to test for the presence of radon. The findings from EPA’s comprehensive studies of radon measurements in schools have been incorporated into these recommendations. This report supersedes Radon Measurements in Schools - An Interim Report (EPA 520/1-89-010). However, it does not invalidate tests Conducted or tests in the process of being conducted under the interim report. EPA Document Number 402-R-92-014, July 1993.

Reducln^RadMln^-Cjioplsi A This document will assist you in determining the best way to reduce elevated radon levels found in a school. It is designed to guide you through the process of confirming a radon problem, selecting the best mitigation strategy, end directing the efforts of a multidisciplinary team assembled to address elevated radon levels in a way that will contribute to the improvement of the overall indoor air quality of the school. EPA Document Number 402-R-94-008, April 1994.

RADON RESISTANT NEW CONSTRUCTION Model Standards and Techniques for Control of Radon In New Residential Buildings

This document is intended to serve as a model for use by the Model Code drganizations. States and other jurisdictions as they develop and adopt building codes, appendices to codes, or standards specifically applicable to their unique local or regional radon control requirements. EPA Document Number 402-R-94-009, March 1994.

Buying a New Home: How to Protect YO-Ut-Fam!!y From Radon

This introductory brochure provides basic information on radon-resistant construction in new homes and directs the reader to more detailed information. EPA Document Number 402-F-98-008, April 1998.

Building a New Home: Have You Considered Radon?

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