Your home may contain high levels of radon gas - the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers. Contact us today to schedule a professional radon test, so you can know the radon levels in your home. bit.ly/36EFtKK #KnowYourNumber #KickRadonOut

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We had a great meeting today with Senator Wise to discuss his openness to working with us to develop radon policy in our schools. The surgeon general warns it’s the second leading cause of lung cancer and we know young lungs are even more vulnerable to the toxic gas! He listened!

Radon is a cancer-causing radioactive gas. Harmful levels of radon could be found in your home or building. The only way to know if you are at risk is to test. #KnowYourNumber bit.ly/36EFtKK

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Kathy Griffin has never smoked but was recently diagnosed with lung cancer. American Cancer Society confirms there is a growing percentage of nonsmokers being diagnosed. Radon gas continues to be the leading cause of the disease among nonsmokers. bit.ly/3iljz5l

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.

🔊 Sound on for a sneak peek into our new episode of The Green Scene Podcast featuring Chris Zitelli, founder of Solar by Ecos. Tune in to the full episode next week! We will discuss the science of solar energy and how it can impact the world around us.

🔊 A new episode of The Green Scene Podcast is here! Tune in to hear Chris Zitelli discuss the science of solar energy and the ever-growing renewable energy market. Join us as we clear the air on the importance of sustainable energy in the world today! bit.ly/3gxWif1

Do you know one of the reasons why Kentucky has the most lung cancer deaths in the US? - Exposure to radon gas. Elevated levels of this naturally occurring radioactive gas can be found all across Kentucky. Test to know if your home or building has elevated levels of radon.

What do you know about your indoor air quality? Studies show that we now spend more than 90% of our time indoors. As we continue to spend more time indoors, and possibly still working from home, it's important that we take care of the air we're breathing. bit.ly/2OEwHGf

Do you have children in school or work within a school system? If so, you will want to know that dangerous radon gas could be in the breathing air where children and faculty spend their school days. The first step in making sure our schools are safe learning environments. #Radon

Great news…keep it coming please! Study illuminates origins of lung cancer in never smokers sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/…

Since the opening of the Newton prison, multiple inmates have been diagnosed with radon-induced lung cancer. Regular radon testing and active mitigation would have kept the state free from liability and kept building occupants safe from radon. bit.ly/3ilDSOa

Chemical vapor intrusion creates a significant liability to property owners and poses a health risk for building occupants. Learn why soil gas mitigation is an effective ongoing solution to managing this liability on The Green Scene. bit.ly/3EzGNOe

A wide range of vapor intrusion risks and liabilities impact most property owners and environmental risk managers. Learn more on The Green Scene about why mitigation is the effective solution to reducing vapor intrusion liability. bit.ly/3EzGNOe #VaporIntrusion #VOCs

Protect Environmental announced that it has been acquired by Rockbridge Growth Equity, the Detroit-based private equity firm. bit.ly/3vbcpFF

🔊 Sound on: listen to a sample of the upcoming episode of The Green Scene Podcast! In this episode we look at advances in remote telemetry technology and the benefits it adds to managing VI long-term stewardship obligations and reducing risk.

🔊 Tune in now! Kyle Hoylman interviews David Gillay and Chris Bonniwell on the ever-changing vapor intrusion industry and how it has affected regulatory guidance and long-term stewardship obligations. bit.ly/3C63KXr

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in the U.S. and affects 1 in 16 Americans in their lifetime. Among non-smokers, radon is the leading cause of the disease, responsible for more than 21,000 lung cancer deaths in the U.S. every year. Test your home for radon. #LCAM