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Topic: Radon Action Month
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Tennessee State Representative Joe Pitts Files Several Important Pieces of LegislationWritten by Joe Pitts
Property Tax Relief for Veterans, Disabled and Elderly Homeowners – House Bill 20/Senate Bill 23 (Sen. Mark Green (R-Clarksville) is our attempt to undo the changes made to this program in 2015 by the passage of the “Save the Tax Relief Act”, sponsored by Rep. John Ragan (R-Oak Ridge). «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Politics | No Comments
TDEC Encourages Tennesseans to Test for Radon During Radon Action Month
“Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States, resulting in 15,000 to 22,000 deaths per year,” said TDEC Commissioner Bob Martineau. “Radon has been detected in every county in Tennessee, so homeowners statewide should take the necessary steps to test their indoor air quality.” «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
Environment and Conservation Kicks Off Radon Action Month
Environment and Conservation has joined forces with the American Lung Association, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Tennessee Department of Health, and various local and county health departments with an outreach program to raise awareness about this health risk and the importance of testing. “Testing is such a smart and vital step in protecting your home environment,” said Fyke. “I encourage all Tennesseans to take action in protecting the health of loved ones from the dangers of exposure to radon.” «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
Governor Bredesen proclaims January “Radon Action Month”Environment and Conservation Kicks Off Education Efforts
In conjunction with the Governor’s announcement, the Department of Environment and Conservation has joined forces with the American Lung Association, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Tennessee Department of Health, and various local and county health departments with an outreach program to raise awareness about this health risk and the importance of testing. “Tennesseans can check for the presence of radon in the home with a simple test,” said Bredesen. “I encourage each household to take this important step to protect the health of loved ones from the dangers of exposure to radon.”
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