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Nonprofit Organizations & Others

American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists - www.aarst.org - AARST is a nonprofit, professional organization of companies and individuals providing radon measurement and mitigation.

American Radon Policy Coalition - www.radonnews.org/pages/index.html - ARPC is a national not-for-profit organization whose sole mission is to enforce, strengthen, and shape public policy for the prevention of lung cancer caused by needless indoor radon exposure.

National Radon Safety Board - www.nrsb.org - NRSB is an independent, nonprofit organization involved in aspects of standard development and certification and accreditation procedures for radon related services, professionals, and products.

National Environmental Health Association, National Radon Proficiency Program - www.radongas.org - A nationally recognized certification program, this website provides listings of certified radon professionals, checklists for consumers, and other information for professionals and consumers alike.

Government Agencies

National Safety Council, Environmental Health Center - www.nsc.org/ehc/radon.htm - The radon information section of NSC’s Environmental Health Center contains numerous radon fact sheets, educational materials, and activity reports. Radon test kits can be also be ordered at a discounted rate through this site.

U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) - http://energy.cr.usgs.gov/radon/radonhome.html - This section of the USGS website provides a collection of radon materials including a “Geology of Radon” brochure, radon potential maps for the United States, and other USGS radon publications.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - www.epa.gov/iaq/radon - EPA’s radon information section presents a wide variety of resources such as area specific radon information, fact sheets and general background information, national radon program updates, assistance in locating radon professionals, research information, radon hotline numbers, and more.