by Margaret HendersonThe Idaho Department of Health and Welfare has produced an on-line brochure titled “Radon and Smoking – What You Need to Know and Do to Protect Your Health.” See
http://healthandwelfare.idaho.gov/Portals/0/Health/EnvironmentalHealth/RadonSmokingBrochure.pdf
The colorful brochure…
by Margaret HendersonAny home in Maine may have a radon problem, including rental properties. All parts of Maine may have elevated radon levels and test results indicate that at least 25% of the homes tested have radon problems. In Maine, landlords are required to test their rental properties. Rad…
by Margaret HendersonThe West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources and the American Lung Association in West Virginia are promoting radon testing, particularly in 16 designated counties: Brooke, Grant, Greenbrier, Hancock, Hardy, Marshall, Mercer, Mineral, Monongalia, Monroe, Ohio, Pen…
In Colorado, as many as 50% of the homes tested have exceeded the 4pCi/L recommended action level of the USEPA. The Radon Program of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment partners with many entities in outreach efforts to encourage testing and mitigation. The following links p…
by Margaret HendersonThe North Carolina Radon Program offers information for the medical profession through its website and with referrals to the Online Continuing Education Credit Courses in Radon, provided by the Southern Illinois University Medical School.
The information provided by the North Ca…
by Margaret HendersonThe Michigan Department of Environmental Quality is promoting Radon Action Month, encouraging testing of all homes. Governor Snyder proclaimed Radon Action Month in Michigan writing that elevated radon levels can be found in every Michigan county and in some Michigan counties m…