The document discusses a study on radon migration through a single-layer cover on a uranium tailings pond. It summarizes the history of uranium mining in Hungary and characteristics of the tailings pond. A model is developed to calculate radon exhalation rates based on parameters like radium content, moisture content, density, and diffusion coefficients. Results show exhalation rates increase with higher radium content and moisture levels. Compacting the cover layer decreases exhalation rates. Based on average conditions, 1.5 meters of cover is needed to meet regulatory limits. Multilayer covers and revegetation can further reduce radon risks.