The decision to take action based on your test results is yours alone. Reducing high radon levels requires technical knowledge and special skills. In general, radon mitigation can cost from $800 ...

costs. However, it's best to contact certified contractors to specify home-specific solutions. Your state radon program can help with such information. Also, don't forget to test radon levels the ...

If radon levels come back high, they can help the buildings put in a mitigation system, which costs from $500 to $2,000. Women for a Healthy Environment has a record of 81 schools testing for ...

Report finds testing is less likely in school districts with less funding for facilities projects and those that serve more low-income families A first-of-its-kind report from the Minnesota Department ...

A new report from the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) finds only 39% of state public schools tested for radon. Radon is ...

Rye Public Library's closure is due to elevated radon levels. Here's what to know about radon in your home and free test ...

The only way to detect radon is to test for it. "This is such an easy thing to test for - you have virtually nothing to lose and potentially everything to gain by being informed," explained Todd.

Radon is a radioactive gas that can cause cancer, but most Minnesota schools don’t even know whether or not they have it. In fact, the Minnesota Department of Health says less than half of all public ...