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Indoor air quality is increasing becoming important to all parties involved in a commercial building – CRE and building owners, maintenance personnel, facility managers and operations-in-charge. IAQ can be maintained and controlled either in a pr…

Today everyone is aware that a healthy building is essential for a healthy and productive workforce. However maintaining a high indoor air quality is not as easy since a range of factors impacts it. A proven checklist would help you with maintaining th…

The past few years has seen an upward trend in the number of lawsuits due to poor indoor air quality (IAQ). These cases can prove to be very expensive and sometimes might not be even covered by your general liability insurance policy. As people are spe…

In modern times, the quality of outdoor air is rapidly declining worldwide due to pollution from human activities. This fact and other factors such as poor ventilation, indoor combustion emissions, and leaks are contributing significantly to deteriorat…

Most buildings aiming to create an indoor air quality policy focus on operational efficiencies like preventing stuffiness or adjusting temperatures but the best place to start with an IAQ policy is to consider all factors, both outdoor and indoor envir…