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Indoor Air Quality:     more books (100)

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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61. Indoor Air Pollution, A Major Source Of Health Problems.
    A residential guide to indoor air quality issues that affect the health of modern society.  
    http://www.indoor-air-health-advisor.com
    
    Extractions: What’s your perception of air pollution? Where would you feel safer? Fact… Recent studies have shown that indoor air is often more polluted than outdoor air. In fact indoor air is quite often a cause of greater health problems than the polluted air we may encounter outside our homes. Consider this… How much time do you spend indoors? Of course, the answer will vary. The truth is... in our modern non-agricultural society, Americans spend about 90% of their time indoors! 65% of that time is spent in our own homes. Another thought… How do we build homes today? The tighter the better has been the rule for years. Yes, we strive to seal every leak to keep the fresh air out. The result... we are forced to breathe what ever the box that we live or work in contains!

62. Indoor Air Quality, Indoor Air Quality Assessments, Indoor Air Monitoring
    We have the expertise to conduct comprehensive indoor air quality assessments to assist our clients in having healthy living environment.  
    http://www.doctoraujla.com/services/indoor-air-quality.html
    
    Extractions: You are here : home Services The need for clean air in our homes should not be underestimated. We spend an average of 90% of our time inside; and our homes contain many substances that may be hazardous to our health. Indoor air pollutants range from minor irritants such as dust and animal dander, to major irritants such as moulds and chemical vapours that may be emitted from building materials and furnishings. It is important to be aware of how air contaminants can affect our health and to adopt corrective measures that will improve indoor air quality in our homes. There are numerous contaminants that are of concern when evaluating indoor air quality.  Some of the common indoor air contaminants, and their main sources, include the following: Carbon dioxide (CO2): from tobacco smoke, perfume, body odours. Dust, fibreglass, asbestos, gases, including formaldehyde: from building materials. Toxic vapours, volatile organic compounds (VOCs): from workplace cleansers, solvents, pesticides, disinfectants, glues. Gases, vapours, odours: from off-gas emissions from furniture, carpets, and paints.

63. Med-Tox Northwest
    Providing industrial hygiene, health and safety, and indoor air quality solutions.  
    http://www.medtoxnw.com/
    
    Extractions: Med-Tox Northwest has performed as a prime and sub-consultant for federal, state, and local government entities, and understands government contracting and the procedures necessary for identification and control of environmental and health and safety issues at government facilities. Our industrial hygiene and safety professionals have hands-on experience providing services that meet demanding regulatory requirements with real world solutions. Whether you need training, hazardous materials surveys, safety audits, or written programs, Med-Tox Northwest is ready to meet your needs.

64. Indoor Air Quality - Issues, Guidance, Information And News
    Looking for detailed information about indoor air quality, air purifiers, etc. It's all here,f ree from EHSO.  
    http://www.ehso.com/indoorai.htm
    
    Extractions: Indoor Air Quality Most people are aware that outdoor air pollution can damage their health but may not know that indoor air pollution can also have significant effects. EPA studies of human exposure to air pollutants indicate that indoor air levels of many pollutants may be 2-5 times, and occasion more than 100 times, higher than outdoor levels. These levels of indoor air pollutants are of particular concern because it is estimated that most people spend as much as 90% of their time indoors. Over the past several decades, our exposure to indoor air pollutants is believed to have increased due to a variety of factors, including the construction of more tightly sealed buildings, reduced ventilation rates to save energy, the use of synthetic building materials and furnishings, and the use of chemically formulated personal care

65. GARD Analytics - Energy, Economic And Environmental Research
    Energy simulation analysis and software development. Energy audits. Testing indoor air quality.  
    http://www.gard.com
    
    Extractions: GARD Analytics, Inc. is the consulting and testing service for answering your challenging energy and environmental questions. We provide contract research, development and application engineering services to a broad mix of institutional, governmental, and corporate clients in the energy and environmental sectors. Energy and Economic Analysis Indoor Air Quality Research Energy Audits Codes and Standards Software Development Technology Transfer Publication, seminars and software tool development

66. WaterFurnace : Indoor Air Quality
    Due to the high percentage of time we spend indoors at home, work, or at school, the scientific community has placed a new focus on indoor air quality.  
    http://www.waterfurnace.com/iaq.aspx
    
    Extractions: Due to the high percentage of time we spend indoors at home, work, or at school, the scientific community has placed a new focus on indoor air quality. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has determined that indoor air can actually have 2-5 times higher concentrations of harmful pollutants than outdoor air. Although some individual pollutants may not pose a significant risk to our health, a combination of sources can, over time, create serious health problems. A common source for these hazards is the building materials used in new homes. These materials can release airborne particles or fumes for several years, giving a home that "new home smell." With builders constructing tighter homes to reduce energy costs, these fumes cannot escape. Meanwhile, owners of older homes face concerns from wood, furnishings, and fabrics which naturally break down over time, radon and mold from previously damp duct systems or carpet.

67. Industrial Wireless Controls
    Air purifiers and air filters, allergy relief and negative ion generators. Products for indoor air quality improvement Hepa filters and odor elimination systems  
    http://www.electrodepot.net

68. Indoor Air Quality In Schools: Environmental Health In Minnesota, Indoor Air Qua
    The Minnesota 1997 Omnibus Education Act requires public school districts to adopt a plan to monitor and improve IAQ. The Department of Children, Families and Learning (DCFL  
    http://www.health.state.mn.us/divs/eh/indoorair/schools/index.html
    
    Extractions: dqmcodebase = "http://www.health.state.mn.us/script/" Indoor Air Quality in Schools Model Asthma Plan in Child Care Model Asthma Plan in Schools Model IAQ Plan in Schools ... Resources More from MDH Healthy School Environments Air Quality Home Links Contact Us Environmental Health Home ... EH Contacts On this page: What Actions Can I Take Today to Improve Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) in My School? Poor indoor air quality can hasten building deterioration. One study of an elementary school showed that if $8,140 had been spent over 22 years on preventive maintenance, $1.5 million in repairs could have been avoided . In addition, poor indoor air quality can contribute to the closing of schools, create liability problems, and strain relationships among parents, teachers, and the school administration.

69. Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) In Museums And Archives
    Technical papers, bibliography, links, news, about indoor air quality and climate in cultural heritage buildings.  
    http://iaq.dk/
    
    Extractions: New domain: IAQ.dk Webmaster This web site contains information for those interested in the deterioration processes in cultural heritage objects caused by the indoor environment, especially air pollutants. Here you will find papers and technical notes, literature reference lists, conference and meeting reports with abstracts, and address lists of museum professionals, all about the impact of the air quality on objects in museums, libraries, or archives. As the focus of this site is on material degradation, e.g. like metal corrosion or hydrolysis of organic materials, there will be very few references to indoor air quality and human health. Papers and Technical Notes Information Resources Image Gallery The Indoor Air Pollution Workgroup Homepage ...

70. Environmental Indoor Air Quality Industrial Hygiene Services
    Indoor air quality testing and rates. Includes information on hazardous waste, lead and asbestos removal services.  
    http://www.atlenv.com/
    
    Extractions: NEWS FLASH!! WE NOW HAVE GONE GREEN (See Below) Environmental, Health and Safety Consulting Mold Testing Our service areas now include Massachusetts, (MA), Rhode Island, (RI) and the rest of Southern New England. Through Dr. Redinger, we can now provide extensive Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Management Services, Audits, Organization, Program Development, Public Sector Support, and Executive Consultation. All other services are also now available in MA, RI and Southern New England.

71. IAQ Tools For Schools Training | Indoor Air Quality Workshop | Rutgers NJAES Off
    Indoor air quality resources and educational outreach.  
    http://www.cpe.rutgers.edu/iaq/

72. Indoor Air Quality Testing & Consultants, LEED Air Sampling In California | ACC
    We provide Indoor Air quality Consultants, LEED Air Sampling and Experts for indoor air quality testing, consulting and prevention programs in California.  
    http://accenv.com/mold-iaq/indoor-air-quality
    
    Extractions: Our indoor air quality services include: Throughout California, ACC is a leader in Indoor Air Quality testing and consulting. Over the past 20 years, ACC has completed hundreds of indoor air quality evaluations in all types of buildings and occupational settings. Many times poor indoor air quality is a result of inadequate ventilation. To determine if the HVAC system is operating properly, ACC’s IAQ professionals review maintenance records, inspect the equipment, and obtain ventilation readings at air supply registers to determine if the system meets recommended ASHRAE ventilation requirements. Once potential sources of contaminants are identified, ACC’s IAQ professionals utilize the latest sampling and analytical equipment to determine the levels of contaminants that can cause of IAQ problems. Common contaminants ACC test for include; carbon monoxide, volatile organic compounds (VOC’s), formaldehyde, fungal spores, and particulates. Once the baseline study, HVAC evaluation, and air quality testing is completed, ACC’s IAQ professionals develop a Corrective Action Plan for the building. The plan provides recommendations to correct current IAQ problems and prevent future problems. If the plan requires the services of an outside contractor, ACC will work with the client to obtain bids for the work and manage the contractor during the work.

73. Building Air Quality
    Information on a wide range of IAQ topics, including sick building syndrome, mold, fungi, air duct cleaning, ozone generators, and investigation of indoor air. Commercial site.  
    http://www.baq1.com
    
    Extractions: Building Air Quality is a Texas based consulting firm in business to identify and eliminate Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) problems in commercial buildings. The scope of our service ranges from ProActive indoor air quality investigations designed to identify IAQ problems before they occur, to reactive situations in which we attempt to identify and solve indoor air quality problems which are occurring. Our clients include a mix of third-party management firms, REITs, and other commercial property owners (including educational facilities) interested in addressing indoor air quality issues head-on. They hire us Pro-Actively to perform due-diligence studies, and they use our services to address indoor air quality complaints when they occur. We understand the potential legal exposure of our clients and we work diligently to identify and eliminate problems before they occur. This site is designed to provide a basic understanding of indoor air quality issues. It is not intended to make you an indoor air quality expert, but rather to give background on what causes IAQ complaints. You will find information on the types of complaints reported, and some suggestions for possible causes of those complaints. We have also included several - IAQ specific - forms used in gathering background information on indoor air quality problems. Used properly they can provide tremendous insight into the scope of the problem and the

74. Indoor Air Quality | CMHC
    The air inside our homes contains a number of substances which may be hazardous to our health. Learn how air contaminants can affect your health, and adopt corrective measures  
    http://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/co/maho/yohoyohe/inaiqu/index.cfm

75. Residential Air Cleaning Devices | Indoor Air | US EPA
    EPA s booklet on indoor air cleaning devices for the home.  
    http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/residair.html
    
    Extractions: EPA 402-F-09-002, Revised August 2009 A PDF Version of this document is available PDF , 36 pp., 606 K, about PDF Contents This document has been reviewed in accordance with U.S. Environmental Protection Agency policy and approved for publication. Mention of trade names, products, or services does not convey, and should not be interpreted as conveying official EPA approval, endorsement or recommendation. Indoor air pollution is among the top five environmental health risks. Usually the best way to address this risk is to control or eliminate the sources of pollutants and ventilate a home with clean outdoor air. But opportunities for ventilation may be limited by weather conditions or by contaminants in the outdoor air. Two types of air-cleaning devices can remove particles from the air: mechanical air filters and electronic air cleaners.

76. Accredited Certification Programs From ACAC
    ACAC offers independent, accredited certification programs for professionals. ACAC offers designations in disciplines related to indoor air quality and environmental infection  
    http://acac.org/
    
    Extractions: Independent, Accredited Certification Programs There are more than 4,000 Council-certified professionals in the United States, Canada and overseas. They work in fields like mold inspection, mold remediation, asbestos removal, infection control consulting, home inspection, indoor air quality management and microbial claims adjusting. ACAC designations require extensive knowledge and field experience. They also require 40 hours of continuing professional development every two years. ACAC certifications are board awarded by a nationwide panel of industry peers. Click a Button for More Information Click the "consumers" button to locate Council-certified professionals. Click the "certificants" button to participate in one of our accredited certification programs. Click the "course providers" button to find help marketing your training courses. Click the "state licensees" button to take an examination required for state licensure. Breaking News: Florida Chooses ACAC for Mold License Exams: ACAC programs are accredited by the Council of Engineering and Scientific Specialty Boards ( CESB ACAC examinations are compliant with standards published by AERA, APA and NCME.

77. Sick Buildings And Toxic Mold
    Personal site discusses symptoms, hazards, remedies, and the site owner s experiences, with links to other resources.  
    http://www.presenting.net/sbs/sbs.html
    
    Extractions: You can develop life threatening diseases by continuing to work in a building where you may be sensitive to chemical substances, toxic mold, fungi, and other airborne pathogens. MORE INFO Depending upon your individual reaction to the workplace conditions, it may be necessary to either leave and find a new job, go on Workman's Compensation or Disability if it has made you ill, or try to get others in the workplace to have the building checked and made to comply with EPA standards of clean air. YOUR OPTIONS This is not a pretty story with a fairytale ending. I will explain to you in detail the physical facts and the deception that ensued when I had to leave work. Because my employer, ironically, was one of the largest HMOs in the US - United HealthCare - aka Uniprise - aka MetraHealth - aka UnitedHealth Group, the doctors (Grand St. Medical of Kingston, NY), in collusion with the employer (their bread and butter), would not cooperate in stating that my illness was in fact from the building for LTD, yet they did sign a form stating it was building related for my short term disability. MORE DETAILS

78. Indoor Environment Notebook: Question Of The Week
    An expert answers questions related to indoor air pollution, sick building syndrome, and irritants. Includes a question of the week section.  
    http://www.bsu.edu/web/IEN
    
    Extractions: School Health Complaints Not Due to Mold Testing was done in one of our elementary schools due to staff complaints about headaches, fatigue, and other symptoms. The testing was also prompted by water infiltration due to roof leaks. The highest level of Aspergillus/Penicillium in one classroom was 252 (count per cubic meter). Other molds at lower concentrations were: Alternaria (21), Ascospores (84), Basidiospores (42), Cladiosporium (42), Epicoccum (21), Myxomycetes (42), Pestalotia (21) and Pithomyces (42). Outdoor testing did not indicate the presence of any of these mold spore types. Testing was done in the winter in northern Massachusetts. Should we have any concerns for the health of students and staff? Brian , New Hampshire These test results do not indicate that a mold exposure problem exists in your school spaces where samples were collected. In addition to the fact that counts being relatively low, most spores identified are characteristically from outdoor mold genera. One can fairly ask why should there be outdoor mold present indoors when the outdoor sample did not have any of these mold genera present? That actually is easy to explain. Outdoor mold types under winter time conditions are fewer in number and different from those observed in other seasons. The indoor samples were likely collecting mold spores that entered the building in the past (most likely during the fall months). Such spores can go through many cycles of settling out and being re-suspended (months or more).

79. Sears Carpet And Upholstery Care - Indoor Air Quality
    Improve your indoor air quality. We offer a line of products that can improve the indoor air quality of your home. You can count on a Sears cleaning for Satisfaction Guaranteed.  
    http://www.searsclean.com/IndoorAirQuality.aspx
    
    Extractions: Pre-filter: Air is drawn in through a carbon pre-filter that removes large particles, such as dust, pollen and fibers. HEPA Filter: The finest particles including bacteria, attached viruses, mold, smoke, and dust are captured by the main HEPA filter. Carbon Trap: The volatile organic compounds (VOC's) present as gases, fumes, and odors are absorbed by the carbon trap. Adaptable:

80. 2001-05-02 Reducing Indoor Air Pollution - A Serious Public Health Problem
    Brochure covers sources of indoor air pollution and what you can do about each source.  
    http://www.arb.ca.gov/research/indoor/rediap.htm

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