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Radon

Radon in Schools Blog

Investigate Radon Pollution in Your Homes and Schools

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Is your school’s indoor air quality lowering learning?

– Discover Startling Facts About Indoor Air Quality in Schools
– Expand Your Understanding of IAQ’s Impact on Learning
– Learn Why Indoor Air Quality is a Misunderstood Subject
– Read Stories About Successful Efforts in Schools (Coming Soon)
– Browse the Bibliography on IAQ for Further Reading
– Learn the Protocol for Surveying Indoor Air Quality
– Borrow A Free Monitor to Test IAQ in Your School, Workplace, or Home

Radon is 2nd cause of lung cancer -How much radon does your school have?

– Investigate Radon Pollution in Your Home or School
– Attend a Webinar on Radon Gas in Homes
– Read Media Stories About Radon in Schools
– Browse the Bibliography on Radon in Schools
– Search for Radon Data by NC County
– Borrow Radon Detection Tools
– Learn About North Carolina’s Radon Program
– Watch a Two-Minute Video About Risk from Radon

Does your school have lead in it’s drinking water?

– Many States Don’t Require Lead Testing
– Bibliography of Articles About Lead in Drinking Water
– Schools Often Do Not Tell Community
– Life After Lead: Effects of Early Interventions for Children Exposed to Lead
– K-12 Lesson Plans to Teach About Lead
– Students Report Results of Testing Raleigh School
– Borrow Tools to survey for lead in drinking water
– Download Protocol for testing school drinking water
– Cities Conceal Risk of Lead Poisoning from Citizens
– NYC Schools Left 1000’s of Lead Contaminated Water Spouts Unaddressed for Months
– All Maine schools to begin testing drinking water for lead under new state law

Coming Soon! Below are some projects that we are starting.

– Making invisible methane leaks in city environments visible
- – Methane is a major contributor to climate change
- – Methane Activists in Richmond Detect Potentially Dangerous Gas Leaks
– Visualize Global Warming
– Inspecting for Climate Changing Refrigerant Gasses
– Revealing invisible micro-plastics in your environment

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