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Indoor Air Quality, Healthy Buildings, And Breathing Walls
indoor environment. The US environmental Protection Agency (EPA) concedes that about30% of new or renovated buildings have serious indoor air quality problems
http://oikos.com/library/breathingwalls/

Extractions: By: J.F. Straube and V. Acahrya Indoor air quality is an important issue from both a social and economic point of view. There are several design strategies that can be used to deliver good IAQ. Controlled ventilation, proper design, and the use of appropriate healthy building materials can provide good indoor air quality if used in as part of a holistic design approach. As part of a complete IAQ design strategy, so-called breathing walls can moderate indoor humidity and practically eliminate the potential for fungal growth on building surfaces. This paper reviews the three basic design strategies for IAQ, and the role of breathing walls. The physics of breathing walls are discussed, and the ways in which such walls can improve IAQ are outlined. A research program directed at exploring the properties of low-density cement-bonded wood fibre (Durisol) is described. The research included material tests, field monitoring of full-scale walls, and computer modelling. Some results of this research are presented and discussed. Supported by calculations and field data, it is concluded that IAQ can be greatly improved by using a holistic approach to building design. Breathing walls made of vapour permeable and highly hygroscopic materials, such as Durisol and strawbales, can enhance IAQ when used in conjunction with other strategies.
The Residential Energy Efficiency Database
Comprehensive guide. Pollutants and their sources are identified along with known health effects, Category Science environment air quality indoor air quality AND PLEASE DON'T FORGET Being as energy efficient as possible is the one thingthat each of us can do to help ourselves, our children, and our environment.
http://www.its-canada.com/reed/iaq/

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Nebraska HHS System: Indoor Air Quality Program
The indoor air quality Program provides Nebraskans with comprehensive informationand recommendations/referrals, for a healthy living and working environment.
http://www.hhs.state.ne.us/enh/indoor.htm

Extractions: Indoor Air Quality Program The Nebraska Health and Human Services System's Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Program is an integral part of the State Public Health Assessment division. The Indoor Air Quality Program provides Nebraskans with comprehensive information and recommendations/referrals, for a healthy living and working environment. The services provided by the IAQ Program have been effective in helping thousands of people from schools, county and state offices, and residential homes. Public Health Assessment Report Nebraska Clean Indoor Air Act Guide to Healthy Environment EPA IAQ Home Page ... Radon Program For more information, contact:
SUSTAINING The ENVIRONMENT And RESOURCES For CANADIANS - Where Does Pollution Co
links. Automobile Emissions, Individual Health and the environment.A tables. Exposure Guidelines for Residential indoor air quality. A
http://www.environmentandresources.ca/default.asp?lang=En&nav=A04DA9C7-11
Indoor And Outdoor Air Quality And Allergies
The Inside Story A Guide to indoor air quality (EPA); Jetliner Cabin air Systems(Boeing); collection from AIHA); Molds in the environment (CDC); Molds
http://www.pp.okstate.edu/ehs/links/iaq.htm

Extractions: Articles and Information Indoor Air Quality (Collection from OSHA's SLC Technical Site) Indoor Air Quality (Collection from EPA) Indoor Air Quality (Collection from AIHA) Air Quality (Collection from American Lung Association) Airborne Allergens (NIAID) Allergy and Asthma FAQ (Eileen Kupstas) Asthma Facts (EPA) Biological Contaminants (National Safety Council) Cabin Air Filtration (Pall Corp.) Common Indoor Air Pollutants: Formaldehyde (EPA) Cooling Appliances and the Clean Air Act (Ohio State Univ) OSU DASNR) Environmental Tobacco Smoke (National Safety Council) Environmental Tobacco Smoke (Ohio State Univ) Exposure Limits for Air Contaminants Formaldehyde Sources (EPA) Fungi In Buildings (UMinn) Healthy Indoor Air for America's Homes (Montana State Univ.) Indoor Air Quality (Collection of EPA Fact Sheets from Vermont SIRI) Indoor Air Quality (Collection from Vermont SIRI) Indoor Air Quality Indoor Air Quality Indoor Air Quality (Collection from Consumer Product Safety Commission) Indoor Air Quality: Molds and Dust (Ohio State Univ) Indoor Air Quality: FAQ for Schools (EPA) Introduction to Indoor Air Quality (EPA)
N.C. Department Of Environment And Natural Resources (NCDENR) : Division Of Air
Governors' Summit on air quality air quality rules, Draft rules, Rules in the hearing process, more North Carolina Division of air quality 1641 Mail Service Center - Raleigh,
http://www.daq.state.nc.us/
Environment
This relationship among airflow, air quality and allergy These homes use specialairconditioning equipment materials to provide an environment where allergy
http://www.fsec.ucf.edu/env/

Extractions: It is not surprising that FSEC conducts research on waste detoxification since more that half of today's environmental problems are caused by the use of energy, FSEC's principal focus. This cause-and-effect relationship offered the opportunity and expertise to initiate a serious effort in the environmental field.
NIOSH/ Topic Index /Indoor Air Quality
SELECTED TOPICS. indoor air quality. Building air quality Action Plan. indoor airquality Health Hazard Evaluations. indoor Environmental quality Fact Sheet.
http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/iaqpg.html
The Healthy House Institute, Links
Berkeley National Laboratory (LBL) has a home page for their indoor EnvironmentProgram that covers research projects involving indoor air quality and other
http://www.hhinst.com/links.html

Extractions: The Healthy House Links Page Links to organizations dealing with human health, the indoor environment, energy efficiency, and sustainable construction. The Air Infiltration and Ventilation Centre (AIVC) is an international organization providing technical support to those involved in the research and development of ventilation technology, and dissemination of information on related energy and air-quality issues. The American Indoor Air Quality Council promotes awareness, education, and certification in the field of Indoor Air Quality through sharing, learning, and networking. The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc. (ASHRAE) is an international organization for professionals in the fields of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (Healthy Housing) sponsors research on all issues related to housing, including indoor air quality, and healthy construction. The Center for Resourceful Building Technology (CRBT) was founded to educates the public on issues relating to housing and the environment, innovative building materials and technologies.
CUergo: IAQ Research Publications List
Hedge, A. (1993) Psychosocial correlates of indoor air quality, indoorEnvironment '93, Conference precedings, Baltimore, April 2123.
http://ergo.human.cornell.edu/iaqpubs.html

Extractions: Cornell University Ergonomics Web Human Factors and Ergonomics Group: Selected Indoor Air Quality Publications (1987-1999) Year: INDOOR AIR QUALITY Hedge, A, (2002) Smart furniture - workstation technologies that promote health. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 46th Annual Meeting, Sept. 30-Oct. 4, Baltimore, MD: 870-874. Lemley, A., Hedge, A., Obendorf, S.K, Hong, S., Kim, J., Muss, T.M. And C. Varner (2002) Selected pesticide residues in house dust in Farmers homes in central New York state, USA., Bull. Environ. Contam. Toxicol., 69, 155-163. A. Hedge A.A. Kline A.T. Lemley S.K. Obendorf T. Dokuchayeva and V. Gaskins (2002) Contaminants in residential floor dust, Proc. Indoor Air 2002, Vol. 1, Monterey, CA, June 30-July 5, 998-1003. Hong, S., Kim, J., Lemley, A.T., Obendorf, S.K. and A. Hedge (2000) Analytical method development for 18 pesticides in house dust and settled Residues using SEC, SPE, TMS Methylation, and GCMS, Journal of Chromatographic Science, 39 (3), 101-112. Yoshizumi , K., Ishibashi, Y. , Kudo, T. , Hedge, A, Muramatsu, K., and Takatori, K. (1999) Application of passive sampling methodology to the characterization of indoor air quality, Proceedings of Indoor Air '99, Edinburgh, UK Vol. 2, 870-875.
Atmosphere Home Page
compliance and enforcement strategy under the Fuel quality Standards Act Nationalstrategies to manage air toxics and indoor air quality are considered
http://www.ea.gov.au/atmosphere/

Extractions: Skip Navigation WHAT'S NEW CONTACTS COMMENTS ... SEARCH ENVIRONMENT Australia Go back to: EA Home Atmosphere Atmosphere Environment Australia has taken decisive measures in recent years to protect the atmosphere, and will continue working to improve the quality of air in urban areas and to ensure the recovery of the ozone layer. Environment Australia's standards for air quality, whether already established or under development, represent world best practice in dealing with the threat air pollution poses to our health. The focus in now on fuel quality and vehicle emissions, transport options that reduce pollution without impacting on access and mobility, management of wood heater emissions and the monitoring and management of fine particle pollution. Air quality issues confronting our towns and cities are being addressed through a comprehensive package of programmes underpinned by research and public education. One such initiative is the Air Pollution in Major Cities Programme which is funded under the Natural Heritage Trust.
Indoor Air Issues: Environmental Health In Minnesota, Indoor Air Issues: Environ
General indoor air indoor environment Topics. US EPA indoor air QualityHomepage; USDA Extension Healthy indoor air for America's Homes;
http://www.health.state.mn.us/divs/eh/indoorair/

Extractions: Health Home Air Asbestos ... Wells Minnesotans spend over 90 percent of their time indoors. Consequently, the health risks associated with indoor air pollutants may be of greater concern than outdoor air pollution. Protect yourself and your family from indoor air hazards. Become informed and learn about the indoor air environment. The following information will provide you with action steps you can take to protect yourself and your family. NOTE: These links will take you outside the Minnesota Department of Health website. US EPA Radon Publications Building Radon Out: A Step By Step Guide On How To Build Radon-Resistant Homes National Safety Council Radon St. Johns University
Nearctica - Environment - Air Pollution - Indoor Air And Radon
Office of Radiation and indoor air, EPA. A great site to find information on airquality questions in areas such as home, schools, and the office environment.
http://www.nearctica.com/environ/cleanair/indoor.htm

Extractions: Environment - Air Pollution - Indoor Air and Radon Return to Air Pollution Main Page Figure courtesty of Environmental Protection Agency This page contains links to sites on air quality in homes, schools, and the work place. Indoor Air Quality . Office of Radiation and Indoor Air, EPA. A great site to find information on air quality questions in the home or at work. You can find information on detecting such problems as radon, tobacco smoke, carbon monoxide, and pesticides. Information is divided into areas such as home, schools, and the office environment. Recommended. Carbon Monoxide Headquarters . David G. Penney. Carbon Monoxide is the most commonly encountered and pervasive poison occurring in the home, the car, and as an important general air pollutant. This web site is a great source of information on carbon monoxide including frequently asked questions about its occurrence, its chemistry, and its effect on human health. Highly recommended. Candles and Indoor Air Quality . A web site contending that candles, particularly scented candles cause indoor air pollution. RADON Radon in Earth, Air, and Water
Welcome To ISIAQ
Meeting report of the 1st ISIAQ Task Force Meeting on indoor air Research and Building Practice
http://www.isiaq.org/
Www.iaqpubs.com/
http://www.iaqpubs.com/

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