by Margaret HendersonIn Virginia, there are 46 high risk, 24 moderate risk and 26 low risk counties for radon exposure. Categories are based on the USEPA Zones:
* Zone 1: Counties with predicted average indoor radon screening levels greater than 4 pCi/L
* Zone 2: Counties with predicted average indo…
by Margaret HendersonThe Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, Indoor Radon Program, participated in a recorded webinar: Radon Awareness for Health Care Providers and Their Patients. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GH3_8fMGPYs
The 59-minute webinar features two presenters:
* Douglas Arenberg…
by Margaret HendersonUtah Department of Environmental Quality Indoor Air Program provides information to inform residents and homebuyers and sellers about the presence of radon in Utah and the importance of testing and mitigating elevated radon levels. The Program’s goal is to reduce the level of in…
Contributed by Kim StevesThe Kansas Radon Program has been working closely with the Kansas Environmental Public Health Tracking Program to improve the quality of statewide radon testing and mitigation data in our database and to use this data for the benefit of our citizens and our radon professiona…
by Margaret HendersonThe Washington State Department of Health publishes test results on its Washington Tracking Network, with results updated to 2017, making radon test results from 1989-2017 available. Statewide, in 2017 a total of 2669 test results revealed that 24.8% were above 4 pCi/L, the USEP…
by Margaret HendersonThe Iowa Department of Public Health promotes radon awareness using the AIR Coalition Radon 101 Presentation as one of its resources. https://idph.iowa.gov/radon/air-coalition
The Iowa AIR Coalition, a public health coalition, is federally funded and administered through the Iow…