True or False: The RMS provides specific guidance on selecting mitigation strategies based on building designs.

The statement is true because the Radon Measurement Service (RMS) does indeed provide specific guidance regarding the selection of mitigation strategies tailored to various building designs. Effective radon mitigation depends on understanding both the environmental factors and the architectural characteristics of the structure in question. This guidance allows professionals to choose the most effective methods to reduce radon levels safely and efficiently based on the unique aspects of each building, including its foundation type, ventilation systems, and other structural features.

While options indicating that the truth of the statement depends on the building or that there is not enough information suggest variability or uncertainty, the RMS's established protocols and recommendations are designed to accommodate a variety of scenarios, ensuring that there is a well-supported framework for selecting appropriate mitigation strategies regardless of specific circumstances.