Radonova

05/12/2026

These resources from Take Action on Radon provide tools to help teachers engage students and parents about radon gas in the home.

Radon Schools Communications Toolkit Radon Education for BC Youth Radon_teacher_guide Radon_Education_Slides What_is_radon_gas_worksheet Radon_on_the_move_worksheet Career_Match_Worksheet Radon_information_newsletter Radon_references Lungs are for Life: Radon Curriculum for students K-Grade 12 Throu...

05/05/2026

The Swedish podcast Radonpodden (this episode is in English) features Canadian researcher Dr. Aaron Goodarzi and Radonova's Dag Sedin discussing new studies in radon health risks and how new building techniques and human behavior affects radon exposure.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Pataztj6S9N7Wge5QTKCc?si=994a838cc9244fdc&nd=1&dlsi=d42004062da1416a

Radonpodden · Episode

04/29/2026

The National Tribal Forum on Air Quality (NTFAQ) helps Tribal Nations to share technical expertise on air quality management programs that honor tribal priorities and environmental knowledge. We enjoyed talking with tribal leaders about their current radon programs and steps for starting a radon program.

Thank you to National Tribal Air Association and Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals for this opportunity to collaborate.

04/23/2026

Most people think radon is only in the air.

But what if it’s coming from your water too?

For homes on private wells, radon in water can become a hidden pathway of exposure—especially during everyday activities like showering, laundry, and dishwashing.

And here’s the reality:
👉 You can’t assume it’s there…
👉 But you also can’t assume it’s not

You have to test.

🎧 Listen to our latest episode:
https://indoorenvironments.org/podcast/

04/22/2026

🌎 April 22 is Earth Day! Every Radonova alpha track radon detector is designed with the environment in mind. The result? Zero percent of returned detectors end up in landfills.

This Earth Day, we're proud that protecting indoor air quality also means protecting the planet!

04/16/2026

Radon is often overlooked in conversations about indoor air quality, but it shouldn’t be. This article featuring Alan Whitehead in IBT Media highlights that as indoor air quality gains more policy attention, “regulators, investors, and institutions hold the leverage to normalize (radon) testing and enforce standards.” Public awareness alone is not enough to transform behavior.

In North America, roughly one in five homes has high radon levels, depending on geography, construction, and ventilation patterns.

04/14/2026

Radon levels don’t stay constant so why should ventilation? Radon concentrations naturally fluctuate throughout the day, influenced by weather, pressure, occupancy, and building operation. Running ventilation systems at full speed 24/7 isn’t always necessary and often wastes energy.

Radonova’s ROBIN radon sensor continuously measures radon levels and converts them into a proportional 1–10V signal that automatically adjusts ventilation systems in real time. It's specially valuable in:
✅ Schools
✅ Office buildings
✅ Any building using air handling units or mechanical ventilation

https://radonova.com/news/utilizing-the-robin-radon-sensor-for-demand-controlled-ventilation

04/06/2026

The good news is that radon is easy to test for and high radon levels are fixable!

https://radonova.com/Long-term exposure to radongas can have very harmful effects on humans and pets. The only way to know your radon levels is to do a measu...

03/31/2026

We turned 40! Who would have thought that the world's largest nuclear reactor disaster could lead to a radon measurement method that is still helping people today. Read about how we got our start! >> https://radonova.com/news/radonova-turns-40-from-the-aftermath-of-chernobyl-to-global-market-leadership

03/27/2026

It’s super easy to test your home with a Radonova radon detector…

https://radonova.com/Never tested for radon with a best-selling detector from Radonova? Watch this video to see how quick and easy it´s done.Radonova – The g...

03/23/2026

Radon shows up in places most people don’t expect. Evict Radon National Study shares a recent case in South Korea about bed mattresses 🛌 that emitted radon due to naturally occurring minerals used in their materials.

In 2018, mattresses made by Daijin Bed Co. in South Korea were found to emit dangerous levels of radon because they contained monazite—a naturally radioactive mineral embedded in the layers as part of a now-discredited health trend. The discovery triggered massive recalls, lawsuits, and nationwide...