Indoor Air Quality: Concerns & Solutions

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Air pollution is not an outdoor phenomenon.

Poor indoor air quality not only magnifies air-related health concerns in buildings such as homes, schools, and offices, it can be extremely difficult to eradicate.  

Indoor Air Quality: Concerns & Solutions will:

• examine old and new drivers of indoor air quality problems,

• discuss potential regulatory developments, and

• look in depth at how poor air indoors impacts human health and performance.  

Learn how factors related to building durability – including structural materials, siting, building history, and outdoor environments – can lead to air problems inside both residential and commercial structures, and explore advances in green building techniques that can help to clear indoor air challenges.

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