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Indoor Air Pollution
a Global Tragedy


Air pollution a global tragedy? Could that really be so?
Please read this brief explanation to learn why indoor air pollutants have become such a major health concern today. Then pick an issue that might be effecting you today and do a little exploring.
Enjoy and good health to you!


Index of Indoor Air Pollutants



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 pollution 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!

Indoor air quality is thus a very important aspect of our lives.

Just as the food we eat during our life has a direct bearing on our quality of life, likewise, the same is true of the air we take into our lungs some 22,000 times everyday!

The reality …

More lives are lost to indoor air quality issues than alcohol related car accidents in the US each year. For instance radon gas induced lung cancer takes more than 20,000 lives per year. Compare this to 17,000 drunken driving accidents in 2004. This is just one of many Indoor Air Quality dangers. Globally the total figure is 1.6 million deaths per year.


Index of Indoor Air Pollutants

Our Desire

    · Increase awareness of these serious consequences that affect us all.

    · Help you wade through the many different facets of indoor air      pollution.

    · Show you how to avoid scams and exaggerated claims that are      rampant in this relatively new field.

     · To provide advice on products and services that will clean your home       of health problems related to indoor air pollution.




Indoor Air Quality Risk Assessment
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Radon A Lung Cancer Causing Gas
The US Surgeon General thinks indoor radon gas levels are important. Do you know why?

Carbon Monoxide A Silent Killer
Carbon monoxide is the cause of more than 500 deaths per year in the USA. Learn about the sources of this silent killer and how to protect your family.

The Asbestos Advisor
Learn how asbestos might be an issue in your home or work place. Asbestos danger can be avoided with good information.

Mold in the Home, Not Where It Should Be!
Mold is natures way of cleaning the environment. But within the confined spaces of the home, mould has the potential to cause major health problems.

Indoor Air Quality Green Building Principles
Green building principles promote healthy environments. Indoor air quality is an essential part of building green.

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Site Index of Recent Indoor Air Quality Trends
View our site for the latest news on indoor air quality trends. We cover radon gas, carbon monoxide, asbestos, mold and much more.

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