The following answers for the Causes and Consequences features are examples and are not intended to represent a comprehensive list. In addition, the sequence of items is not meant to connote relative importance. Sort the examples below into the appropriate bin. people ill from sick-building syndrome respiratory disease in developing countries Causes: measurement of radon with a test kit; increase in ventilation. radon seepage into homes conversion to more efficient clean-burning cook stoves Consequences: VOCs from paints, carpeting, and furniture purchase of low- or no-VOC paints, carpeting, and furniture Solutions: Reset Help lung cancer; 20,000 deaths per year in the United States inefficient indoor cookstoves