In this EH Nexus podcast, regional director Jamie Rayman and health physicist Paul Charp talk about uranium and radon in the environment and ways tribal community members can reduce exposure.
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Anyone can get lung cancer from breathing in high levels of radon over time.
Take action to reduce radon levels in your home and talk to your doctor about any concerns.
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With frigid temperatures, power outages and limited travel in many areas, a quick check-in on your neighbors could be lifesaving. Read our blog for more tips on how to help others stay safe and warm: fema.gov/blog/5-ways-he…
If you need to use a generator, remember to always keep it outside and at least 20 feet away from any doors, windows or vents.
Carbon monoxide (CO) is an odorless and colorless gas that can cause sudden illness and death if inhaled.
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Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer deaths after cigarette smoke.
This Radon Awareness Week, learn the facts to protect yourself and your loved ones: bit.ly/4j4dI1I
Older adults are more susceptible to health problems caused by cold.
As Winter Storm Fern approaches this weekend, check on elderly relatives, friends and neighbors often to make sure their homes are heated properly. bit.ly/3P9bksR
Heavy snow, freezing rain & cold temps are expected across many states this weekend, which could cause damage and widespread power outages. While forecasts may continue to shift, now is the time to prepare. Know what to do if you get a winter storm watch or warning in your area.
When power outages strike, staying connected is crucial. Check your phone for satellite messaging features to reach loved ones or emergency services. Keep devices charged and plan ahead to stay connected when it counts. 📱#EmergencyPreparedness#StayConnected#PowerOutage
Winter Storm Fern will bring extreme cold, freezing rain, snow, ice, and high winds, increasing risks to older adults, children, pets, & individuals with chronic conditions.
Take these steps before the storm hits to keep yourself and your loved ones safe: bit.ly/4iDsmg2
If you get stranded in your car during a Winter Storm Fern, make sure that snow is not blocking the exhaust pipe to reduce the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Is Winter Storm Fern headed your way?
✔️ Use generators safely to prevent carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning.
✔️ Have a battery-powered or battery backup CO detector in your home.
✔️ Use flashlights rather than candles.
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