Radon Gas: A Geologic Hazard in Arizona

Basic Information

Author:

Jon E. Spencer

Description:

The purpose of this report is to outline the origin and migration of radon, how it accumulates indoors, its health consequences, and its geology and significance in Arizona. This report should answer questions about radon that are commonly asked by Arizona residents. It should also be useful to science teachers, as well as realtors and others who are considering the purchase or sale of a home, a building, or land.

Publication Date:

1992

Resource Language:

English

Intellectual Originator Contact

Organization Name:

Arizona Geological Survey

Street Address:

416 W. Congress

City:

Tucson

State/Province:

Arizona

Postal Code:

85701

Country:

USA

Phone:

520.770.3500

Fax:

520.770.3505

Email:

michael.conway@azgs.az.gov

Link:

http://www.azgs.az.gov

Available Files:

Radon Gas: A Geologic Hazard in Arizona

Resource Information

Resource ID:

DTE-2

Access Statement:

Spencer, J.E., 1992, Radon Gas: A Geologic Hazard in Arizona. Arizona Geological Survey Down-to-Earth Series DTE-2, 24 p.

Constraints Statement:

Resource Distribution Contact

Organization Name:

Arizona Geological Survey

Street Address:

416 W. Congress, Suite 100

City:

Tucson

State/Province:

Arizona

Postal Code:

85701

Country:

United States

Phone:

(520) 770-3500

Fax:

520.770.3505

Geographic Extent

North bounding latitude:

36.9794

South bounding latitude:

31.1598

West bounding longitude:

-114.346

East bounding longitude:

-109.424

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