Domestic Radon - Health And Safety Information

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Things Homeowners Need to Know About Radon Mitigation in Omaha

Removing the toxic gases from old houses is very important to prevent the risk of health issues. Unwanted accumulation of certain gases like radon can in a closed room or old house can give rise to many consequences like respiratory disorders, fatigue, and dizziness. If left unconsidered, the accumulation of toxic gases in the closed home and the breathing of toxic gases can even lead the way to ...

Study Correlates Radon and Fracking

While some researchers implicate Marcellus Shale fracking for increased levels of radon in parts of Pennsylvania, others point to factors including soil moisture levels and improved home ...

Indoor Environmental Quality Plays a Pivotal Role in the Efforts of National Healthy Homes Month in Puerto Rico

Today marks the start of the sixth celebration of National Healthy Homes Month (NHHM). The month-long celebration takes place each June and was begun by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and various partners. In Puerto ...

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Radon in Water

Radon in Water (EPA recommended action levels vary by state) Radioactive radon gas is found in the soil all around us. It is soluble in water, therefore, all groundwater has radon. In homes with private wells, radon enters the home through the water supply and it escapes from the water when the water is flushed, heated, sprayed in showers, dishwashers and washing machines. Radon in water can ...