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The following is a list of documents that may prove useful:

• Can Radon be removed from drinking water?
  Yes, Radon can be removed from your drinking water supply. There are three ways to do it in Nova Scotia: aeration, distillation, and granular activated carbon. To learn more about these methods, contact a water treatment dealer.
   
  For more information about radon in drinking water, you may also wish to refer to:

  • Health Canada's Guidelines for Canadian Drinking Water Quality: Guideline Technical Document

  • Health Canada and Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) Publication
    Radon: A Guide for Canadian Homeowners (PDF, 1.89 MB)

• For additional resources on Radon, we recommend looking at the following...

  • Radon Testing in Nova Scotia: Guidelines and Resources (PDF, 242 Kb)

  • https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/environmental-workplace-health/reports-publications/radiation/radon-your-home-health-canada-2009.html

  • Understanding Radon in Nova Scotia's Indoor Air (PDF, 233 Kb)

  • Radon in Nova Scotia's Drinking Water (PDF, 131 Kb)