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Radon in surface water on Jersey
1Medical Officer of Health, Jersey, Channel Islands.
Journal of the Royal Society of Health
|August 1, 1996
Abstract:
A survey of surface water was undertaken, in Jersey, in 1994, to measure the concentration of radon. Over most of the island the levels were found to be low. The highest levels correlated with the areas where granite was intruded into older rocks. The levels found could lead to elevated concentrations in some dwellings but it was felt that radon was not a major risk to the health of the public.