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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Only on DCUM would there be a person sticking up for MCPS and their 3 year oversight on high radon levels. They were above the rated levels regardless of how mild you may think they are. MCPS did NOTHING to resolve it or retest for 3 years. Someone secretly gave a news source this issue and that is the only reason MCPS is now looking to retest or improve. Otherwise it would still be swept under the carpet. That is scary no matter how tame you think high levels of radon are. [/quote]

Nobody is "sticking up for MCPS". The PPs you're objecting to are simply saying that this is not cause for panic.[/quote]

I am not "paniking"  I want to know who high levels of radon were not reported or mentioned to me as a parent of students that attend one of these schools.  I want to know why nothing was done for 3 years.  I want to know what would have happened if a news source did not run this on their website and nightly news.  I am pretty sure nothing.  There are teachers that have stayed in the SAME class everyday for those 3 years.  Teachers that have been pregnant.  They aren't to be guinea pigs in what you or someone else might think are not "too bad" of levels.  They are over the limit.  Some are double the limit.  Who cares if the chances may not incredibly high.  But there is an INCREASED risk that no one can deny.  And if those levels were 50%-100% over the limit then, whose to say they aren't 200-400% over the limit now - 3 years later.  [/quote]

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