by Margaret HendersonThe Indiana Radon Program has the responsibility of licensing radon testers and mitigators in the State of Indiana, and providing the public of Indiana information about radon and its effects. http://www.in.gov/isdh/24346.htm
Indiana counties are designed as either Zone 1 or 2 (…
Hello all,I wanted to share this with all of you.
Congratulations to Jackie Nixon, lung cancer survivor, on another very successful CR3 News Electronic Magazine
Of course, you can find all of the fabulous issues here:
http://www.CitizensforRadioactiveRadonReduction.org/e-mag
My most favorite is Dr…
In Colorado, about 50% of the homes have high radon levels (in excess of the 4pCi/L action level USEPA recommends). Natural deposits of uranium and radium that are found in Colorado geology are the major source of radon in the state.In providing guidance on radon in real estate, the Colorado Depar…
by Margaret HendersonCalifornia Department of Public Health (CDPH), working with the California Geological Survey (CGS), produces Radon Potential Maps of the state. Mapping is designed to provide public information, (although maps may not be used to determine a specific area or house which may hav…
by Margaret HendersonThe Arizona Radiation Regulatory Agency offers information about radon in real estate transactions providing guidance and information. Although Arizona law does not require radon testing or that Arizona homeowners reduce health risk from radon, or that radon resistant constructi…
by Margaret HendersonDelaware Health and Social Services, Healthy Homes, Radon Program, has a mission to reduce cancer incidence and mortality rates in Delaware by providing information to make homes as healthy and safe as possible. Through its website, several features and topics of information gi…