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Increased levels of radon in Pennsylvania homes correspond to onset of fracking
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Document Date: 2015-04-20 15:32:39


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San Francisco / /

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United States / /

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University of California-Berkeley / /

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shale gas / conventional gas / odorless radioactive gas / natural gas wells / radioactive gas / gas wells / natural gas / water containing proprietary chemicals / conventional natural gas wells / unconventional natural gas wells / /

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University of California / Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health / Bloomberg School / U.S. government / Pennsylvania Department of Environment Protection / Mikenorton/Wikipedia Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health / Department of Environmental Health Sciences / /

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Sara G. Rasmussen / Joan A. Casey / Jennifer K. Irving / Brian S. Schwartz / Paul A. Locke / Elizabeth L. Ogburn / Jonathan Pollak / /

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professor / first author / study leader / /

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Pennsylvania / California / /

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Environmental Health Perspectives / /

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fracturing / /

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