In this Expert Interview we talk to David Lenden, Director of RPmatters – a UK business dedicated to providing radiation protection advice and support across the UK. During our conversation, David discusses the current state and potential evolution of the radon measurement market in the UK and his longstanding relationship with Radonova. Can you give me some background on your … [Read more...] about Expert Interview with David Lenden
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National Radon Action Month
Every January millions of people declare that with the changing of the year they should bring changes to their lives, and with that comes New Year’s Resolutions. Whether it be to travel more, save money, or simply try new ‘out-of-the-box’ activities, one consistently popular resolution every year involves getting healthy. While resolutions like losing XX pounds or eating … [Read more...] about National Radon Action Month
Alberta and Saskatchewan 2nd Most Radon-Exposed Populations on Earth Claims Latest Research
A University of Calgary-led study has found that the Western North American Prairie provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan are the 2nd most radon-exposed populations on Earth. The study generated many interesting findings, one of the most concerning being that radon levels in North American residential environments may be increasing, with newer homes being the most susceptible … [Read more...] about Alberta and Saskatchewan 2nd Most Radon-Exposed Populations on Earth Claims Latest Research
Radtrak2® – the world’s leading detector for long-term radon measurement
With over four million units sold globally, Radtrak2® is the most widely used radon detector for obtaining a reliable and accurate annual mean of radon levels in the home or workplace. Here is a short summary of its features: Simple, foolproof assembly The Radtrak2 unit is simple to construct. Included is a plastic top and bottom as well as a transparent plastic film made of … [Read more...] about Radtrak2® – the world’s leading detector for long-term radon measurement
Illness-Causing Elements in Your Home
Indoor air pollutants in a home are relatively unavoidable. Whether coming from your furry family members, building materials, or into the home via outdoor sources, chances are your home has some level of contamination. Some pollutants, like dander and dust may have minor acute reactions like sneezing or an itchy throat. However, pollutants like radon and asbestos can have more … [Read more...] about Illness-Causing Elements in Your Home
