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These days, the top priority is for people to feel safe and healthy within their household. And that is nearly impossible to achieve without good air, which is why radon mitigation and residential ventilation are the most critical. Radon Atlantic Technology is here to prove its first-rate position in the field, as it not only […]
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas, and high levels of radon in your house can pose a significant health risk. In Nova Scotia, radon levels can vary significantly, more than any other region, thus it won’t be prudent for a homeowner not to conduct any tests for this invisible threat. The guide here will […]
Introduction Indoor air pollution can significantly impact your health, leading to respiratory issues, allergies, and other illnesses. Residential ventilation is one way to keep the quality of air in check. Residential Ventilation Contractors specialize in designing, installing, and maintaining ventilation systems to remove harmful pollutants and improve indoor air quality. This blog seeks to discuss […]
Natural Resources maps out risk of radon throughout province. Read the article in the Chronicle Herald about the New Nova Scotia Radon map.
By Patrick Odell Global News Dr. Roberta Bondar, who made history as Canada’s first female astronaut, joined Global Halifax’s The Morning News Monday morning to share her concern about radon gas. Bondar said it’s important to be aware of radon in the home environment, especially now that the tools exist to monitor it. “We’re living […]
Global Halifax Mon, Nov 18th, 2013 Radon is an odorless, colorless radioactive gas that can seep into your basement. Word is spreading about this unseen hazard. Health Canada and the Lung Association have launched a new awareness campaign. Global’s Brett Ruskin reports.
Health Canada collaborated with the Federal Provincial Territorial Radiation Protection Committee (FPTRPC) to review the health risk from exposure to radon. The risk assessment is based on new scientific information and was the subject of broad public consultation. Using the risk assessment and feedback obtained from the public consultation, the Government of Canada is updating […]
The only way to know the level in your home is to measure it using a radon detector. There are a number of measuring devices and services available. Testing is safe, simple and relatively inexpensive. Some radon detectors allow you to measure radon concentrations over short periods (days) while others do so over several months. […]
