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Radioactive Radon Levels and their Harmful Effects on Ann Arbor, Michigan Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that is created during the slow breakdown of elements like uranium, which is found in many types of soil and rocks. Radon gas is tasteless, odorless and colorless; generally found first in basements and crawlspaces that it [...]
Radon Gas Risks Solved with Radon Mitigation Since the 1980s, the Michigan Department of Public Health’s Division of Radiological Health has studied the potential risks of radon gas to the area’s citizens. To monitor this risk, the Environmental Protection Agency initiated statewide radon testing of resident’s homes in 1988 to determine the average level of [...]
Radon Gas Invades Ann Arbor, Michigan Whether you have just moved to the Ann Arbor area or have been a lifelong resident, it is important to be aware of the problem posed by radon gas. Radon is present virtually everywhere in the environment, and it is a serious threat to anyone who lives in the [...]
Is Your Home Radon Free? If you have not yet had your Ann Arbor area home tested for radon, every day you delay could be putting you and your family at greater risk. Radon is a cumulative problem, and over time this dangerous radioactive gas accumulates inside the living spaces of homes in the Ann [...]
