Environmental
Pennsylvania's Radiation Protection Act regulates radon testing and mitigation in real estate by:
AMandating radon testing before all residential property transfers
BRequiring PADEP to certify radon testing and mitigation professionals in Pennsylvania✓ Correct
CSetting maximum radon levels that must be achieved before sale
DRequiring immediate mitigation of all homes with radon above 1 pCi/L
Explanation
Pennsylvania certifies radon testing and mitigation professionals under the Radiation Protection Act. While testing is not mandated before all home sales, using PADEP-certified professionals ensures testing is done correctly. Buyers should verify contractor certification when addressing radon issues.
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