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radon disclosure Pennsylvania 2

https://atomic-wiki.win/index.php/Awareness_of_Radon_in_Adams_County_Grows_as_Health_Officials_Urge_Testing

Sellers in Pennsylvania are legally required to disclose known radon levels using a state-specific form, so when you're buying a home here it's not something you can ignore. Radon is a radioactive gas that seeps in from the ground and can cause lung cancer, and testing is the only way to know if a house has high levels. You'll want to see the disclosure statement and consider getting your own test done just to be sure.

Codorus Creek radon concerns 4

https://radonmitigationyorkpaworld.iamarrows.com/essential-guide-to-radon-mitigation-in-york-pa

Residents near Codorus Creek have been advised to test their well water after elevated radon levels were detected in the area. Radon, a naturally occurring radioactive gas, can dissolve into groundwater and pose health risks when released into the air during household use. Local health officials recommend testing and, if needed, installing aeration systems to reduce exposure.