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National Radon Action Month is here—an important reminder that radon poses real risks to our health. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer overall.

The encouraging part? We can do something about it. Testing the places you live, work, and learn is a simple step that can help prevent radon-related lung cancer and protect the people you care about. to find a certified pro in your area, simply scan the QR code in the image, or visit: https://nrpp.info/pro-search/

IEA is here to support radon awareness and action. Check the link in our bio for tools and guidance, and help us raise awareness all month long.

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Weld County distributes free radon test kits for Radon Awareness Month “This is serious. You have no idea it’s there, and you can be getting ill health effects without quite realizing what the cause of it is,” Commissioner Kevin Ross said.

Indoor radon levels can fluctuate significantly with the seasons, often peaking during the colder months. This seasonal variation is primarily due to decreased ventilation and changes in atmospheric pressure, making it essential to monitor radon levels year-round for a safer home environment.