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What Are The Ethical and Legal Aspects of Radon? Lesson Plan

What Are The Ethical and Legal Aspects of Radon? Lesson Plan

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What Are The Ethical and Legal Aspects of Radon?

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Students explore the socioeconomic and environmental issues of radon pollution. They work in groups to write legislation regarding the effects of high radon levels on real estate. Students then debate the pros and cons of their proposed legislation.

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