The U.S. Geological Survey has compiled a series of geologic radon potential assessments for the United States in cooperation with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The geologic radon potential reports describe the geology, soils, radioactivity, generalized housing construction characteristics, and other relevant information, and include discussions of the geologic factors controlling radon potential in each state. The geologic radon potential areas are defined by geologic boundaries, so that rock and soil units with similar radon generation and transport characteristics are grouped and delineated in the reports.
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AccuStar Labs has provided accurate, easy-to-use radon testing products since 1984. Their products and laboratories are NEHA and NRSB certified, and licensed in all States that have such requirements.
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The NEHA National Radon Proficiency Program provides names of certified radon testing professionals, mitigators, and laboratories by state.
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The American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (AARST), the radon industry’s professional organization, provides radon information and links.
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AARST and its American Radon Policy Coalition support this organization to “Provide a Voice to Stop the Nation's 2nd Leading Cause of Lung Cancer.” The site offers information and first-person experiences.
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