ROCKVILLE, MD / ACCESSWIRE / May 24, 2018 / Radon gas is a colorless, odorless gas, and it is a radioactive byproduct of radium. When radon gas decays, it emits ionized radiation, which damages our ...

If the radon levels in your home are only slightly elevated, try sealing holes and cracks in concrete walls and floors and test again. In most cases, sealing doesn’t solve the problem. But you’ll have ...

As more people work from home, the risk of breathing in cancer-causing radon gas is higher. WSJ’s Beth DeCarbo demos a DIY radon test for your home. It doesn’t take a super sleuth to detect two ...

Radon is a naturally occurring, odorless, radiation-filled gas that can seep into buildings from the surrounding soil through foundation cracks and openings and even directly through concrete.

Well, according to the Environmental Protection Agency Web site, radon exposure is second only to smoking for causing lung cancer. And because it's a naturally occurring radioactive gas that is the ...

How to Test for Radon in Your Home As more people work from home, the risk of breathing in cancer-causing radon gas is higher. WSJ’s Beth DeCarbo demos a DIY radon test for your home. Photo: Beth ...

Of all the physical harms that lurk these days — from car wrecks to virus strains to micro-bits of plastic in food — here’s one that’s not a biggie. That is, it’s not a biggie unless … You have a home ...

Radon awareness in Ohio has grown significantly in the past several years. Real estate agents now routinely recommend radon testing before closing, and many purchase agreements include radon ...