Continuous indoor and outdoor measurements of 222Rn in New York City: City as a source

Fisenne, I.M.; Keller, H.W.

doi:10.1016/s0160-4120(96)00101-8

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“…2), we saw no significant year-to-year changes (<15%) at five sites. This observation is in agreement with other long-term studies (21)(22)(23)(24)(25). There was no significant difference between detectors placed at 1 and 2 m, in agreement with earlier reports (8,9,26-28).…”

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Exposure to Atmospheric Radon

Steck¹,

Field²,

Lynch³

1999

Environmental Health Perspectives

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for their assistance and express special gratitude to the study participants who have made this research possible. We thank Tom Borak, Jay Lubin, and Carol Theisen for their suggestions. NIEHS grants R01 ES05653 and P30 ES05605 and EPA grant 12200-42141-01 supported this research. This report is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily reflect the official views of the NIEHS, NIH, or EPA.

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Exposure to Atmospheric Radon

Steck¹,

Field²,

Lynch³

1999

Environmental Health Perspectives

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“…18 In New York City, USA, an average outdoor 222 Rn content of 4.2 Bq m −3 in the air was observed during a period of seven years. 19 In Sicily, around the summit of Etna volcano, the average level of outdoor 222 Rn was in the range of 4.8–9.6 Bq m −3 with a possible influence by the volcano emissions. 20 In Andalucia, south-western Spain an average 222 Rn content of 3.5 Bq m −3 of the outdoor air 10 m above the ground was observed.…”

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Outdoor radon-222 in Arctic Finland

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Hatakka

Virtanen

2023

Environ. Sci.: Atmos.

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“…Although the value of 0.057 of the unattached fractions used in our simulations represents the average at an urban area (Reineking et al, 1992), lower values have been reported also, e.g. an unattached 212 Pb fraction of 0.018 (mean 1974e1975) in New York (Fisenne and Keller, 1996). Evaluating eqns.…”

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confidence: 99%