Topics included: the Radon, Smoking and Lung Cancer Data Explorer-an interactive tool that lets you explore the connections between radon, smoking and lung cancer, using community-level maps, charts and graphs-and a complementary fact sheet Radon and Smoking: A Risky Combination You will not know if your water is contaminated unless you test it. As a private water system owner, you are in charge of maintaining and testing the water system. Learn more from this fact sheet.Įnvironmental Health Spotlight - Private Drinking Water: A User's Guideĭrinking water can become contaminated from natural or human causes. If you smoke and your home has high levels of radon, your risk of getting lung cancer is especially high. Smoking and radon are the leading causes of lung cancer. With my husband, Bill Davis, I also co-authored The Berkshire Hills and Pioneer Valley, a guide to western Massachusetts.Įnter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.Environmental Health Spotlight - Radon and Smoking: A Risky Combination
#VT EXPLORER UPDATE#
I currently co-author and frequently update Explorer’s Guides to Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire, each representing the first guide to lodging, dining and shopping as well as activities and attractions throughout these three states – for which they also remain the best selling guides.
#VT EXPLORER SERIES#
According to the 2008 summer issue of Yankee, I'm “New England’s premier guidebook author.” I launched the Explorers Guides published by Countryman Press, a series that continues to expand and has become one of the most successful and widely respected travel series in the country. For many years my work has appeared regularly in the The Boston Globe, Yankee Magazine and other publications including, most recently, GateHouse Media papers.
#VT EXPLORER PLUS#
The authors offer the kind of honest guidance derived not just from a single but repeated visits, plus an expertise on the best Vermont CONTACT: co-authors Alice Levitt / Christina a travel writer, specializing in articles and books about New England. Nowhere on the web can travelers find overviews of each Vermont region filled with all the must-sees, must-stays and must-eats therein. This information isn’t collected anywhere online. In this edition, a new emphasis has also been placed on Vermont esoterica, including strange shops, quirky destinations and the best cemeteries. That’s why even locals can benefit from this edition’s exploration of everything from well-traveled ski resorts and the Ben & Jerry’s factory to largely undiscovered craft studios, swimming holes and tiny eateries. Most of things residents and frequent travelers alike love best about it are not obvious. Vermont is not an in-your-face kind of place. Her expertise matches Tree’s intimate knowledge of Vermont’s byways, honed over decades working on travel guides and as a regular contributor to publications, including Yankee Magazine and The Boston Globe As senior food writer at Vermont’s alternative weekly, Seven Days, Levitt’s finger is on the pulse of all things gustatory in the Green Mountains. Since the small state is home to more brewers and cheese-makers per capita than any other, food writer Alice Levitt has joined original co-author Christina Tree to pay due homage to the emerging flavors. Published In 2015 the 14 th edition the Guide documents Vermont’s own revival as a destination. In the more-than-30 years since, Vermont has evolved as a travel destination with lively small cities as well as iconic villages, a booming culinary scene and cultural riches to complement the Green Mountains State’s natural beauty. Vermont, An Explorer’s Guide debuted in 1983 as a primer on the rural state and its sights.
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