For us, it’s just another month of EPA junk science.
Click for EPA’s National Radon Action Month web page.
Below are some resources on the radon scare:
- Fumento M, The Radon Scare: When Scientists Oppose Science, Fumento.com, May 31, 2000.
- Fumento M, Radon Redux, American Outlook Magazine, Winter 1999.
- Fumento M, Time to Overthrow the Radonistas, Investor’s Business Daily, March 19, 1998.
- Fumento M, The Cancer Institute’s Ridiculous Radon Redux, Fumento.com, 1997.
- Fumento M, Punctured Hot Air Balloon, Fumento.com, 1996.
- Fumento M, EPA Refuses to Face the Facts on Radon Risks, The Sacramento Bee, August 10, 1996.
- Cohen B, Test of the Linear-No Threshold Theory of Radiation Carcinogenesis for Inhaled Radon Decay Products, Health Physics (68:2;157-174), February 1995. (Note: Even recognizing the limits of ecologic studies, this study reports that “there is a strong tendency for lung cancer rates to decrease with increasing radon exposure, in sharp contrast to the increase expected from the [linear no-threshold] theory.” This paper was updated in 2000 with essentially the same results.
Isn’t that spelled r-a-n-d-o-m?