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What You Need to Know About Radon in Drinking Water Radon is a naturally occurring...

Arsenic is a natural element found in some rocks and soils in Vermont and may...

Cancer in Vermont Unfortunately, cancer is common. Roughly four out of ten people in Vermont...

Understanding our community-level vulnerabilities can help us all prepare for emergencies like floods and heat...

The Vermont Tick Tracker is a crowd-sourced tool that allows anyone to contribute to our...

The Cyanobacteria (Blue-Green Algae) Tracker allows the public to check recent cyanobacteria bloom reports at...

Smoking and radon are the leading causes of lung cancer. If you smoke and your...

Exposure to hazards in the physical environment—secondhand smoke, lead, mercury, air pollution, pesticides, and other...

Private water supplies are monitored and maintained by their owners, so it is important for...

Changes in the climate can affect human health, including: effects from extreme heat, extreme weather...

Lead is a highly toxic metal that has been commonly used in many household, industrial...

Carbon monoxide is a poison, even at low levels. Breathing high levels of CO can...

Outdoor air can contain pollutants. Air pollution has been linked to specific health problems—such as...

Find definitions of the terms used for Environmental Public Health Tracking data.

Gross alpha radiation is a type of energy released when certain radioactive elements decay or...

What You Need to Know About Nitrates and Nitrites in Drinking Water Nitrogen can take...