Test your home (or school) for radon to reduce lung cancer risk
Many Pennsylvanians are unknowingly exposed to the radioactive gas in their homes, but there’s something they can do about it.
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Study finds Pennsylvania schools are not addressing environmental hazards
Many school are not addressing such hazards as poor indoor air quality, mold, radon and lead in their buildings, including in southwestern Pennsylvania.
American Lung Association calls for increased radon testing in Pennsylvania
Many Pennsylvania residents are at risk of radon exposure, the number one cause of lung cancer among non-smokers.
Southwestern PA Network Takes On “Unnecessary” Environmental Risks for Cancer
Doctors, researchers, activists and cancer survivors hope to prevent cancers linked to environmental pollution.
Is the Natural Gas in Your Home Upping Your Radon Risk?
Researchers are now looking at whether natural gas coming from the Marcellus Shale could be bringing a deadly carcinogen into Pennsylvanians' homes.
Why Many Pittsburgh-Area Schools Aren’t Testing for Lead or Radon
A PublicSource investigation digs into which Allegheny County schools are testing for environmental toxins, how often they're testing, and what steps they’re taking to correct problems.
Doing a Home Radon Test is Easier Than You Think—And Could Save Your Life
Pennsylvania homes and buildings have some of the highest radon levels in the country—and they’re trending upward. But you can find out if you have a problem in your home for under $20.
The Everyday Environmental Hazards Lurking in PA’s Schools
Every day, one in six Americans sets foot in a school building. And there are dozens of environmental hazards waiting for us that we could be doing more to fix.
