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SUMMARY:Understanding Radon in New Brunswick 
DESCRIPTION:1 in 4 New Brunswick homes have high radon. Radon gas is radioa
 ctive\, decays quickly and releases tiny radioactive particles. When inhal
 ed\, these particles can damage the cells inside our lungs. Over time this
  damage can lead to lung cancer. Radon gas is the leading cause of lung ca
 ncer behind smoking.Join NB Lung's President and CEO Melanie Langille&nbsp
 \; to learn more about radon and how you can protect yourself and your fam
 ily.Melanie holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of 
 New Brunswick\, and a Master of Environmental Science from the University 
 of Toronto. She worked for 12 years in environmental consulting\, reportin
 g for a wide variety of environmental impact assessments\, contaminated si
 te assessments\, and human health and ecological risk assessments. With a 
 technical expertise in vapour intrusion\, she led the development of stand
 ards for soil vapour intrusion investigations in Atlantic Canada under the
  Atlantic Partnership in Risk-Based Corrective Action (RBCA) Implementatio
 n (Atlantic PIRI) Committee. Since joining NB Lung in 2019\, Melanie has f
 ocused on public education and policy advocacy in environmental and lung h
 ealth.
LOCATION:Internet
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ORGANIZER;CN=New Brunswick Environmental Network:MAILTO:nben@nben.ca
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