January is National Radon Action Month to raise awareness for the risks associated with radon gas. Over exposure to radon can cause long term issues, including lung cancer. The good news is radon exposure is preventable. Risks Radon is a tasteless, odorless and colorless radioactive gas naturally formed when uranium, thorium or radium break down in soil, rock or water. Radon in the … [Read more...]
Surviving Negative Temperatures
Alaska winters can be hard to handle, especially as we continue to experience negative temperatures. It is important to prepare ahead of time before heading out in the Alaskan weather, even if you plan to be out for a short time. Layer Your Clothing It is important to layer clothes when going out into the Alaskan cold, especially if you plan to be outdoors for an extended period of … [Read more...]
In Home Fire Safety
Fireplaces are a great way to warm up your home on cold winter days but there are several safety concerns with indoor fires. Ensure you are practicing good fire safety for not only open flame but gas fireplaces too. Cleaning Clean up around the fireplace or gas stove before lighting anything. Some things can get too hot and catch fire unexpectedly. Avoid disaster with a little … [Read more...]
Z – Holiday Travel Safety: Automobiles
Traveling via automobile is common this time of year for many people across the country, but can be stressful. If you will be traveling by car this holiday season, there are a few things to keep in mind. Prepare your automobile ahead of time. Regular maintenance is incredibly important for vehicles but before taking a long trip, perform a double check. Check things like … [Read more...]
Older Driver Safety Awareness
The first week of December is Older Driver Safety Awareness week. The week long awareness event, December 2-9, 2019, aims to remind everyone on the roads to be conscientious of the importance of getting around safely, especially later in life. Did You Know? One in 6 drivers in the United States are 65 years or older. Older drivers have a greater risk of being injured or … [Read more...]
Children Kitchen Safety
Spending quality time in the kitchen is a past time for many families. Teaching children how to make traditional meals and how to prepare family recipes is something all heritages have in common. Be extra cautious this holiday season while cooking with children in the kitchen. Be Aware Kitchens hold many potential hazards, such as sharp utensils, hot stove tops and ovens, heavy … [Read more...]
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