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Indoor Air Quality (International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health. Supplement)
Indoor Air Quality by Beat Meyer, 1982-12
Chemical, Microbiological, Health and Comfort Aspects of Indoor Air Quality - State of the Art in SBS (Eurocourses: Chemical and Environmental Science)
Microbes in the indoor environment: A manual for the indoor air quality field investigator
The Inside Story a Guide to Indoor Air Quality (SuDoc EP 1.8:IN 2/3) by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1988
Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality (A S H R a E Standards, 62-2001)
Guidelines for Monitoring Indoor Air Quality by Niren L. Nagda, Harry E. Rector, et all 1987-01-01
Indoor Air Quality During Construction: A Guide to Best Engineering Practices And Regulatory Compliance by Kenneth Weinberg, 2003-07
Indoor Air Quality Engineering by Yuanhui Zhang, 2004-07-15
Can Your CANARY Breathe? The Truth About Your INDOOR AIR QUALITY-GREEN TECHNOLOGIES That Can Keep It Healthy by Richard H. Reace, 2009-04-09
Astm Standards on Indoor Air Quality 2002 by ASTM International, 2002-07-01
Ventilation and Acceptable Indoor Air Quality in Low-Rise Residential Buildings (Ashrae Standards)
Indoor Air Quality Solutions for Stationary Engineers by In Partnership with the International Union of Operating Engineers, 2009-01-01
Facts and Fairy Tales About Indoor Air Quality by Joe McLean, 2006-03-06

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Indoor Air Quality Program
indoor air quality Program, Staff provides consultation, technical assistance, and training to local health jurisdictions, school districts, and the public on
http://www.doh.wa.gov/ehp/ts/IAQ.HTM

Extractions: What we do Staff provides consultation, technical assistance, and training to local health jurisdictions, school districts, and the public on the health effects of exposure to indoor air contaminants such as mold, asbestos, and formaldehyde. How we do it Staff investigates suspected incidents of indoor air contamination in public schools, evaluates indoor air problems in homes, provides direct telephone consultation services to agencies and the public, and conducts training sessions on indoor air quality issues. To learn more about indoor air quality, check the topics below: Asbestos - Resources on Asbestos in Vermiculite Insulation Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Formaldehyde ... Schools - School Indoor Air Quality Best Management Practices Manual (pdf 2.5 MB) For additional program information, please contact Tim Hardin at (360) 236-3363 or tim.hardin@doh.wa.gov
Eliminate Black Mold
indoor air quality firm that specializes in eliminating black mold and other air contaminants. Includes air duct cleaning and IAQ services.
http://www.eliminatemold.com
Indoor Air Quality - MegaLaw.com
indoor air quality cases, codes, regulations, and web links and resources, at MegaLaw.com. MegaLaw.com, com. indoor air quality. Home
http://www.megalaw.com/top/airquality.php

Extractions: INDOOR AIR QUALITY Home Legal Research Topic Index > Indoor Air Quality Air Code Organizations Publications U.S. Government Air Regulatory Sites International Air Standards ... Related Organizations Other MegaLaw.com Toxic Torts The MegaLaw.com Toxic Torts Page The MegaLaw.com Breast Implants Law Page The MegaLaw.com Latex Allergy Law Page The MegaLaw.com Repetitive Stress Injuries Page ... International Air Standards Association Francaise de Normalisation (AFNOR) American National Standards Institute (ANSI) British Standards Institution (BSI) Canadian Standards Association (CSA International) ... LATCO's Tools of the Trade Latin American International Trade Sites Trade Compass Trade Point USA Thermal Technology Center from the National Research Council of Canada United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) United Nations Trade Point Development Center (UNTPDC) USA*Engage The World Bank ...
MrEverything - Web Portal With Search Engine, Web Directory, Free Web E-mail, Jo
Web portal with search, directory using the ODP, real estate, shopping, news, finance, stock quotes, recipes, indoor air quality information, travel.
http://www.mreverything.com
Carpet & Rug Institute - Indoor Air Quality
Continuing Education CRI Publications - Photographs STUDIES = indoor air quality. CRI provides you with information on
http://www.carpet-rug.com/drill_down.cfm?page=5&requesttimeout=350
Welcome To AFM
Offers Safecoat and SafeChoice products, which are designed to prevent bad indoor air quality, provide healthy homes and offices, and protect the environment. Includes a list of products, dealers, tips for using the products, and photos of projects where the products were used.
http://www.afmsafecoat.com/
BuildingGreen.com - Carpeting, Indoor Air Quality, And The Environment
EBN Feature Article indoor air quality and carpets are intertwined. Carpeting, indoor air quality, and the Environment. From EBN Volume 3, No.
http://www.buildinggreen.com/features/crpt/carpets.html

Extractions: Carpeting has become ubiquitous in North America, covering more floors in homes, businesses, and institutions than all other floorcoverings combined. We love it for its softness, dirt-hiding ability, acoustic muffling, and low cost. Recently, however, carpets have come under fire for their potential role in indoor air quality problems, and they've been questioned for their typically short service life. Carpets have come to have two strongly contrasting images in our culture: they represent the warmth and comfort of home, but also the worst of our fossil-fuel based, disposable society. Carpets have been gradually increasing their share of the floorcovering world for the last few decades. Once a luxury reserved for the very rich, carpets and rugs now cover 70% of the floors in the United States. In 1993 Americans purchased 5.5 square yards of carpet per person, or nearly 1.5 billion square yards totalenough to cover nearly 40% of Rhode Island. Between 1960 and 1993, carpet purchases grew by 654%, while the average cost of carpets in real dollars dropped dramatically. Cheap fossil fuels and mass production have made very inexpensive carpet possible. Our look at carpets addresses the indoor air quality (IAQ) concerns and also some broader environmental questions.
Healthy Buildings Healthy People
Indoor environmental consultants to the commercial real estate industry worldwide, providing indoor air quality monitoring, documentation and environmental design analysis to building owners.
http://www.hbiamerica.com

Extractions: Quick Search Home Services News Information Contacts About us References GSA Schedules Careers Literature Architectural design Asbestos identification Biological agents CFD modeling Construction monitoring Designing healthy buildings Drinking water testing Dust mites Electromagnetic fields GSA Services JCAHO requirements Legionella control Microbial investigations Mold Guidebook Workplace smoking Vulnerability assessments Healthy Buildings - Healthy People HBI has been at the forefront of indoor environmental monitoring since 1981. In fact we pioneered the concept of proactive indoor air quality monitoring, now adopted by many large real estate firms and corporations as standard practice as part of their building management operations. We have a reputation for innovative thinking and in 1998 we patented a thermal displacement ventilation (TDV) system that improves indoor air quality as it saves energy. We are proud of being pioneers in the use of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modeling and we have recently exploited this knowledge to design a unique vulnerability assessment protocol for chemical and biological terrorism. Primary Services Proactive IAQ Inspection and Monitoring Programs Indoor air quality (IAQ) "complaint investigations" Bioterrorism - Vulnerability Assessments News
Aerias, Better Health Through Indoor Air Quality Awareness
SPECIAL PRICE, LIMITED QUANTITIES Aerias has released a comprehensive CD of selected papers featuring the latest information on indoor air quality from the
http://www.aerias.org/

Extractions: TheBakersfieldChannel.com - May 27 2004 0:38AM GMT With the 2004 state legislative season fully underway, mold still reigns as the top IAQ issue for state legislators. More than one-half of all the proposed IAQ legislation being considered in 27 states addresses concerns about mold in indoor environments. Legislatures also are focusing on IAQ in schools and in public buildings. Here is an overview. Loss of productivity, absenteeism, unhappy tenants and the threat of litigation as a result of poor IAQ can negatively impact the bottom line and return on investment not to mention building occupants health. While this statement makes intuitive sense, seeing the value of providing good IAQ and doing something about it can be a tough sell or is it? Click here to learn more. SPECIAL PRICE, LIMITED QUANTITIES:
Dectron Internationale
Manufactures an extensive array of products for the dehumidification, refrigeration, air conditioning and indoor air quality markets. (Nasdaq DECT).
http://www.dectron.com/
OSH Answers: Indoor Air Quality - Moulds And Fungi
indoor air quality Moulds and Fungi. OSH Answers. Biological Hazards. indoor air quality - Moulds and Fungi. Why does mould grow in homes or buildings?
http://www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/biol_hazards/iaq_mold.html

Extractions: Indoor Air Quality - Moulds and Fungi Why does mould grow in homes or buildings? What are some types of mould? How do moulds contribute to health problems? What can I do to prevent mould contamination? ... How should I clean up the mould? OSH Answers Feedback Printer Friendly Layout Inquiries Service Why does mould grow in homes or buildings? Moulds and fungi are found in nature and are necessary for the breakdown of leaves, wood and other plant debris. These micro-organisms can enter a building directly or by their spores being carried in by the air. In a home or building, moulds and fungi are usually found growing on wood, drywall (plaster/gypsum/Sheetrock(R)), upholstery, fabric, wallpaper, drapery, ceiling tiles, and carpeting. The key factor is moisture because moulds and fungi need it to grow. As a result, moulds and fungi are most often found in basements, kitchens and bathrooms.
An Environmental Risk-Assessment Guide For The Home
An Environmental Risk Assessment Guide for the home. Covers eleven topics that every homeowner or resident should understand evaluating a property for environmental risks, stormwater management, drinking water well management, household wastewater usage, hazardous household products, garden care, lead risks, liquid fuels, indoor air quality, heating and cooling systems, and household waste management.
http://www.uwex.edu/homeasyst/

Extractions: Is there lead-based paint in your home? When you find potential concerns, Home*A*Syst can help you develop an action plan to reduce the risks. By examining daily routines in and around the home, we can all learn to better protect our health and the quality of the environment. Home*A*Syst is a good place to start! Home*A*Syst will help you investigate and take action on these healthy home topics. Lead in and around your home, indoor air, drinking water, hazardous household products, yard and garden, septic systems, heating and cooling, household waste, storm water, fuel storage, assessing your home site. Check out our new resource, Help Yourself to a Healthy Home: Protect Your Children's Health , a 24-page booklet that can help you make sure your home is a safe and healthy place to be.
OSH Answers: Indoor Air Quality - General
Is indoor air quality (IAQ) a health and safety concern? What are the common causes of IAQ problems? indoor air quality General.
http://www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/chemicals/iaq_intro.html

Extractions: Indoor Air Quality - General Is indoor air quality (IAQ) a health and safety concern? What are the common causes of IAQ problems? What are indoor air contaminants? What symptoms are often linked to poor indoor air quality? ... What should I do if I suspect that I am ill from poor IAQ? OSH Answers Feedback Printer Friendly Layout Inquiries Service Is indoor air quality (IAQ) a health and safety concern? Indoor air quality has become an important occupational health and safety issue. Energy conservation measures instituted in early 1970's often led to reduced intake of outside air and increased the potential for build-up of internally generated air pollution. People working indoors often experience symptoms such as headaches, shortness of breath, coughing or nausea just to mention a few. However, it is rarely possible to prove that these symptoms are related to a particular indoor air contaminant. In fact, building occupants are simultaneously exposed to a wide range of indoor air contaminants. What are the common causes of IAQ problems?
Precision Environmental Company
Provides selective demolition and environmental services, including asbestos and lead abatement, hazardous waste remediation, indoor air quality, and floor/surface preparation.
http://www.precision-env.com/index.htm
Indoor Air Quality And Your Health
indoor air quality (IAQ) is a current buzzword in the Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Industry.
http://www.acdoctor.com/air_quality/indoor_air_quality.htm

Extractions: Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is a current buzzword in the Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Industry. We hear about Legionnaire's disease outbreaks traced to the air conditioning system. Buildings are highlighted on the news as making their tenants sick and it's referred to as sick building syndrome. Individual homes are linked to increases in allergies and asthma. Can it happen to your home and what can you do to prevent it or correct it if you are already the proud owner of a house that is making you sick? Filtering The Dust Killing the Mildew Molds Fungus ... Bacteria , and Viruses and Ventilating the Volatile Gases in an attempt to breathe easier. Filtering the Air We Breathe The most important step in filter improvement is to make sure that all the air that goes through the electric air handler or gas furnace is filtered. If your HVAC system is pulling air through cracks in the duct system or return air chase, it pulls the contaminates along with it. Have your service technician check to verify that all the return air to a system is pulled through the filter system. This is a good time for your service technician to verify that the filter system is sized large enough for proper operation of the system.
The Breathing Company
Providing allergy, asthma and healthy living products and resources for those wanting to improve indoor air quality.
http://www.thebreathingcompany.com
Indoor Air Quality: Healthy Indoor Air For Texas Homes
Healthy Homes Partnerships. indoor air quality (American Lung Association). EPA s indoor air quality Home Page. indoor air quality (Texas Department of Health).
http://fcs.tamu.edu/housing/iaq/iaq.htm
BFRL: Indoor Air Quality And Ventilation Group
Building Environment Division. indoor air quality and Ventilation. Andrew K. Persily, Leader indoor air quality Group (301) 9756418 andrew.persily@nist.gov
http://www.bfrl.nist.gov/863/iaq.html

Extractions: The Group develops computer simulation programs and measurement procedures and applies them to better understand the phenomena of air and contaminant transport in buildings and to support industry efforts to improve environmental conditions in buildings in a cost-effective manner. The results of this research are providing reliable methods and to evaluate ventilation characteristics and indoor pollutant concentrations in buildings. The modeling efforts include the development and application of multizone airflow and indoor air quality models, specifically the CONTAM series which predicts airflows and contaminant concentrations in multizone building systems. CONTAM is based on a graphic interface that allows the user to draw floor plans on a "sketchpad" and employ "icons" to represent airflow paths, ventilation system components, and contaminant sources. CONTAM has been used at NIST to study the indoor air quality impacts of HVAC systems in single-family residential buildings, ventilation in large mechanically-ventilated office buildings, and radon entry and transport in large residential, office, and school buildings. Measurement procedures are being developed and demonstrated to evaluate building ventilation and indoor pollutant concentrations. These procedures range from sophisticated tracer gas methods used predominantly in building research efforts to less involved procedures that can be employed by building operators. NIST researchers are continually developing new test procedures, and then demonstrating them in the field to evaluate their feasibility and reliability. The efforts in which these procedures are demonstrated in the field has resulted in the development of an important database of building ventilation and indoor air quality performance.
AMC Technology, Inc.
Specializing in asbestos, lead, indoor air quality, radon, OSHA compliance, and safety and environmental audits. Lists accreditations and professional associations. Stratford, CT.
http://www.amctech.com/
NYCOSH: On-the-job Hazards
indoor air quality. Poor indoor air quality can be traced to many sources, including office equipment, furniture, carpeting, and construction materials.
http://www.nycosh.org/onthejob.html

Extractions: Click on any of the links below to go to the section described. Also For an overview of information available, please visit our site map. Indoor Air Quality For a printer-friendly, Portable Document Format version of this factsheet, click here Indoor air pollution is a major public health problem that threatens virtually all workers in offices and buildings. Contaminated indoor air occurs when toxic substances combine with inadequate building ventilation, causing health problems such as eye, nose and throat irritation; sinus discomfort; headaches; sneezing and coughing; respiratory infections; and fatigue. What Are the Sources?

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