A proposal in Iowa would add active radon mitigation systems to new construction. House File 2297 would require that new ...

Radon mitigation systems would be a requirement of Iowa building code for newly constructed homes under a bill passed ...

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) -Testing your home for Radon gas is inexpensive and easy, and according to the Marathon County Health Department, being alert of the radioactive gas could help you reduce cancer ...

At the request of Councilor Marco Yepez-Gomez — and amidst ongoing conversations about Iowa’s troublesome cancer rates — the Marshalltown city council discussed and informally agreed on adding code ...

One out of every four homes sold in Omaha last year had radon mitigation systems installed, designed to pull the deadly gas out of basements.January is Radon Action Month, and Nebraska's Department of ...

DENVER (CBS4)- One in two homes in Colorado has dangerous levels of radon and the companies that test and mitigate for it in the state don't have to meet any state standards. Colorado doesn't regulate ...

Powell could require developers that build new houses in the city to include systems to vent a radioactive gas linked to lung cancer. Councilman Brendan Newcomb on ...

Marshalltown city leaders are proposing an ordinance to require radon mitigation systems in newly built homes due to Iowa's high radon levels.

Passive radon mitigation systems would be required in some new homes, under a bill (HF 2297) advanced by the Iowa House.

A radon mitigation system is a critical component designed to protect you and your family from the health risks associated with radon gas exposure. Radon gas is classified as a Class A carcinogen.

If you want to have a radon mitigation system installed in your home, you might need a permit. As I've shown in past blog posts about hot roofs and Diamond Piers, requirements and interpretations of ...

WEBVTT WITH THIS 7 CAN HELP REPORT. DAVID: IT'S A SILENT, RADIOACTIVE GAS WITH NO SMELL. RADON SEEPS UP FROM YOUR BASEMENT. SO, WHEN MARK VERSCH FROM NEBRASKA'S DHHS COMES TO CHECK ON A NEWLY ...