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If you're renting and just found out your place has high radon levels, don't panic. You have rights, but action is key. The first step is notifying your landlord in writing about the test results and your concerns. Many states require landlords to mitigate radon, but you may need to be persistent and suggest specific solutions like sub-slab depressurization or sealing cracks. Knowing your local tenant laws will help you navigate any pushback, and your health is worth the effort.