A map detailing levels of a naturally occurring radioactive gas on the Isle of Man has identified homes with higher readings.

Learn about Radon and its health risks with expert Dallas Jones, as we explore safety and policy for homeowners and renters.

You’ve probably heard of carbon monoxide and smoke detectors, but there’s another invisible threat that might be lurking in your home: radon. This naturally occurring gas can seep into your house from ...

People in Greater Sudbury are invited to participate in the 100 Radon Test Kit Challenge, hosted locally by the Greater ...

PFAS are a group of man-made chemicals linked to serious health risks. Here’s how to reduce your exposure to PFAS in water, ...

Radon is a colorless and odorless gas that comes from the soil and can accumulate in your home. But how do you test for it?

High levels of toxic and deadly radon gas discovered in thousands of U.S. schools, reigniting health warnings and inspections ...

This story is sponsored by UtahRadon.org. Though it's not as prevalent in today's conversation as carbon monoxide, radon is another silent gas that kills thousands every year. According to the Centers ...

Radon can also dissolve in, accumulate and be released from water, especially in uranium-rich rural areas where groundwater is an important source. Some building materials also contribute to indoor ...

Discover how hidden mold impacts your home’s health — and how designers are using smart materials and airflow to stop it ...

As problems with household water become more detectable and prevalent, many are moving beyond just handheld filters for drinking water.