Testing for radon in homes with chemical vapor intrusion

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Testing for radon in homes with chemical vapor intrusion

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United States. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. Division of Community Health Investigations.
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Testing for radon is especially important if your home is affected by chemical vapor intrusion, and you don’t have a venting system installed. ; Even if testing shows that you don’t have a vapor intrusion problem, you could still have a radon problem. Vapor intrusion investigations usually don’t test for radon, even though radon gets into your home the same way that chemical vapors do. ; Read on to learn more about radon, radon testing, and reducing radon in your home. ; CS277024A ; radoninthehome_508.pdf
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