by Margaret Hendersonin January 2019
The Oregon Health Authority, Radon Awareness Program, has updated the Radon Risk Map as of January 2019. Maintaining data in tabular and map format, the Program presents radon risk levels in zip code areas. Risk levels assigned are Low, Moderate and High. These l…
by Margaret Hendersonin January 2019
The Oregon Health Authority, Radon Awareness Program, has updated the Radon Risk Map as of January 2019. Maintaining data in tabular and map format, the Program presents radon risk levels in zip code areas. Risk levels assigned are Low, Moderate and High. These l…
From an announcement from MDH:MDH will be hosting classes throughout the state to help radon professionals comply with the new licensing law. These classes will focus on what is in the attendee's Quality Assurance plan and how to implement it. We will be covering what to expect, and how the attende…
From an announcement from MDH:MDH will be hosting classes throughout the state to help radon professionals comply with the new licensing law. These classes will focus on what is in the attendee's Quality Assurance plan and how to implement it. We will be covering what to expect, and how the attende…
Contributed by Jan ComptonTennessee had had a busy month promoting NRAM 2019 during January. Jan Compton, Manager of the Radon Program, writes:
I manage the TN Radon Program and decided to take a new approach this year focusing more on health. I thought about where everyone spends their time in Jan…
Contributed by Keith KeemerThe Department of Energy & Environment, Washington, DC, promoted January 2019 as National Radon Awareness Month with a poster and numerous outreach activities. The Radon Awareness Poster can be viewed at:
https://doee.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/ddoe/service_co…