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radon high ridge 9

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Radon High Ridge is a quiet residential neighborhood perched on a gentle slope, where the old-growth pines give way to views of the valley below. The streets are named after mineral springs, and on clear mornings you can smell the earth from the nearby creek. People here know that the ridge's granite bedrock can trap radon gas, so many homes have vent pipes or monitoring systems. It's a peaceful, unpretentious place where neighbors wave from their porches and the mail truck kicks up dust on the…

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EPA radon action level 2

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The EPA radon action level is the point at which the agency recommends fixing your home—4 picocuries per liter of air. It's not a legal cutoff, but a health-based guideline. If your test shows that number or higher, the EPA suggests taking action to reduce radon, as long-term exposure can cause lung cancer. Many homes can be fixed for about the cost of other minor repairs.