We will be at the state capitol today with the American Lung Association advocating for the protection of our children from radioactive radon gas in childcare centers. House Bill 407 will require radon testing in all licensed childcare facilities.

Team Green was at the state capitol with our friends American Lung Association and Kentucky Association of Radon Professionals to advocate for making sure our childcare facilities are safe from radioactive radon gas. House Bill 407 will require radon testing in all licensed childcare facilities. #LoveYourLungs

The March 2020 issue of The Radon Reporter has been released. Check out the latest issue to keep current on industry events and news. bit.ly/33n2HSw #radon #radonreporter #aarst

KARP has been added to the National and State Pathfinder Resource List for cancer screening and prevention: radon. We are grateful for the growing awareness and resources regarding the prevention of radon-induced lung cancer. You can find us listed here: bit.ly/2z3QaIA

We are excited to announce that Breath of Hope Kentucky has joined our coalition! This organization partners with others that promote awareness for lung cancer early detection, increasing survivorship, and erasing the stigma of lung cancer across KY. bit.ly/2UGHYWP

It's Lung Cancer Awareness Month and we are raising awareness on the importance of early detection and prevention. Anyone with lungs can get lung cancer, the leading cause among non-smokers being exposure to radon gas. Test for radon and make sure your home is healthy and safe.

Rachael Drazan-Malmberg explains her surprising diagnosis of stage 4 lung cancer. Having never smoked, her diagnosis pushed her to learn about radon. Rachael serves as the president of CanSAR advocating and raising awareness of radon-induced lung cancer. bit.ly/35IXPc1

Rachael Drazan-Malmberg was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer despite never smoking. Searching for answers, she learned about radon and she now encourages others to participate in the Radon Challenge. Get onboard and test your home for radon! bit.ly/2M4DoAf

More than 2/3 of buildings in some areas of Kentucky contain radon concentrations above the EPA action level. This radioactive gas is the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers. Join the fight to raise awareness about the dangers of radon and test your home.

Members of our organization will be joining the American Lung Association on February 3/4 to advocate for healthy lungs with our state legislators. If you're a member of KARP and would like to join us, sign up today! bit.ly/3on08J2

Governor Beshear has proclaimed January as Radon Action Month in Kentucky. As a part of Radon Action Month, we are extending our free radon test kit program through February 15 for Kentucky residents – sign up at freeradontestkit.com bit.ly/2MGWEnO

Kentucky has the highest number of lung cancer cases and deaths in the United States. Did you know that radon is the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers? Test your home for this radioactive, cancer-causing gas to know if you are at risk of exposure. #NRAM2021

Kentucky Cancer Consortium and CHLPI will be hosting a webinar on radon and public health for a discussion on leveraging radon policy to promote health equity. bit.ly/3wxbteS

Last week, we were honored to meet with Senator Wise in Frankfort to address radon policy for school systems in the state of Kentucky. A few members of KARP gathered to have a conversation about protecting our children and educators from exposure to unsafe levels of radon.