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Comfort Systems USA Intermountain plans to work with the EPA to reduce the number of radon-related deaths by encouraging radon testing and mitigation of publicly assisted housing, and granting loans and grants to homes of low-income families.

Classic Radon Services plans to work with the EPA to reduce the number of radon-related deaths by encouraging radon testing and mitigation of publicly assisted housing, and granting loans and grants to homes of low-income families.

Advanced Radon Mitigators plans to work with the EPA to reduce the number of radon-related deaths by encouraging radon testing and mitigation of publicly assisted housing, and granting loans and grants to homes of low-income families.

The World Health Organization has released their Handbook on Indoor Radon which strongly validates the worldwide threat of exposure to radon gas. WHO now suggests that homeowners take action when radon levels exceed 2.7 pCi/l.