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Lack of Standardization: There isn't a national standard or mandate for radon testing in schools, leading to differences in regulations and practices across
states and regions.
Awareness and Prioritization: Radon is often less well-known compared to other environmental hazards, and as a result, it may not always be a top priority for school administrators and policymakers.
Policy Focus: Many regulations and policies are driven by immediate safety concerns, such as structural integrity and fire safety, which can sometimes overshadow radon testing requirements.
Local Control: Education policy and environmental health regulations can vary widely by state and locality, leading to inconsistent implementation of radon testing practices.
Advocacy and awareness efforts aim to address these issues and encourage more widespread adoption of radon testing in schools to ensure a safer environment
for students.
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Elevated levels of Radon gas found in CMSD school - YouTube
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