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connection therewith. SOURCE: American Association of Radon
Scientists Nearly 25 years after the passage of the Indoor Radon
Abatement Act (IRAA), the President of the nation’s leading
professional organization working on radon (radioactivity)
reduction solutions and standards, thinks a real remedy for
schools is overdue and that Congressman Braley's legislation is
part of the solution. Fletcher, NC (PRWEB) January 18, 2013
January is Radon Action Month, and on Monday, Congressman Bruce
Braley of Iowa announced he was reintroducing the “End Radon in
Our Schools Act" that he first introduced last year. Nearly 25
years after the passage of the Indoor Radon Abatement Act
(IRAA), the President of AARST, the nation’s leading
professional organization working on radon (radioactivity)
reduction solutions and standards, thinks this proposed remedy
is part of the solution. “70,000 classrooms in Ame