Regulators must toughen restrictions on radioactive radon gas to protect public safety, says a coalition of health and environmental groups. It follows a 2014 proposal that cabinet offer a $3,000 tax credit to refit homes threatened with radon poisoning: “It is easy to forget about it because it has no smell, no taste”.
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