The way radon is addressed in basements is the sealing of foundation cracks than the installment of a venting system.

In water sources which are high in radon it is proposed that aeration by ventilation is followed by a venting process. This would be a solution of pollution is dilution approach.

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Geochemical Cycle of Radon and its Bioremediation Opportunity from Water Environment: A Review.

http://www.eurekaselect.com/161742

Thanks for asking this important question

The answer to your question depends in part on the scale that you are talking about. For home systems carbon (GAC) filtration of aeration. On a large scale, aeration is a widely used technique. But we really need to know the specifics of the question to fully address it.

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You may find some fundamental reviews about the question in the following EPA document:

https://nepis.epa.gov/Exe/ZyPDF.cgi/20001XQU.PDF?Dockey=20001XQU.PDF

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Aeration is largely used for Radon gas removal.

The question here: What if aeration transmits the radon pollution from water to air?

Air is mainly composed of nitrogen (N2(gas)) and oxygen (O2(g)). N2 is hydrophobic and O2 is hydrophilic. Injecting pure N2 into water would be more efficient than air (i.e., N2 + O2) in removing radon from water.

An interrogation that deserve an attention.

Prof. Djamel Ghernaout

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