Exposure to indoor radon at home and in workplaces constitutes a serious public health risk
and is the second most prevalent cause of lung cancer after tobacco smoking. Indoor radon …

Over the last 10 years applied scientific research has been carried out in Romania to tacked
the residential radon issues. The increased interest to reduce the carbon footprint of …

Background: Radon is a carcinogenic, radioactive gas that can accumulate indoors and is
undetected by human senses. Therefore, accurate knowledge of indoor radon concentration …

A comprehensive study was carried out to measure indoor radon/thoron concentrations in
78 dwellings and soil-gas radon in the city of Mashhad, Iran during two seasons, using two …

Abstract The Basic Safety Standard (BSS) Directive 2013/59/EURATOM of the European
Union (EU) has stated the need for member states to establish national action plans to …

Indoor radon is considered as an indoor air pollutant due to its carcinogenic effect. Since the
main source of indoor radon is the ground beneath the house, we utilize the geogenic radon …

The presence of radon in buildings is a matter of growing concern in the industry. A further
layer of complexity is present in heritage buildings, where sources of exhalation other than …

After decades of development, the indoor environment in China has changed. A systematic
review was conducted from peer‐reviewed scientific papers with field test data of indoor …

Considering the multitudes of people who spend their time working indoors in public
premises and workplaces, it is worth knowing what their level of exposure is to natural …

Household air pollution (HAP) is one of the most important global environmental and public
health issues. As a result of changes in air composition due to rapid industrialization and …