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Sick Building Syndrome
... Sick Building Syndrome Sick Building Syndrome Sick building syndrome (SBS) occurs when the occupants of a building experience acute health effects that seem to be linked to time spent in a building ... to Sick Building Syndrome: EPA Fact Sheet - Sick Building Syndrome Ohio State University Factsheet: Sick Building Syndrome EPA - Do you suspect your office has an indoor air problem? Sick Buildings ...
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Tom Volk's Fungi, including mycology, molds, morels, fungus, IAQ, Indoor Air Quality and much more.
... Einstein's 125th birthday. with co-author Adam Gusse. Stachybotrys chartarum, an alleged cause of "sick building syndrome." Stereum ostrea, the false turkey tail Suillus americanus, the chicken fat mushroom Trametes versicolor, the ...
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Tom Volk's Fungus of the Month Pages
... brewers' yeast. with co-author Anne Galbraith Nov. 2002 Stachybotrys chartarum, an alleged cause of "sick building syndrome." Oct. 2002 Monotropa uniflora, the ghost plant, aka Indian Pipe (just an honorary fungus) Sep ...
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EXTOXNET FAQs - Indoor Air Pollutants
... what about the air in my house? What kinds of air toxicants could make me sick right in my own home or office? Over the last 20 to 30 years as ... following indoor air topics are addressed: Radon Formaldehyde Household Hazardous Wastes Indoor Biological Pollutants Asbestos Sick Building Syndrome Carbon Monoxide Pesticides External Links Pertaining to Indoor Air The Inside Story - A Guide to ...
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Ohioline, Environment
... and Dust, CDFS-191-96 Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, CDFS-192-96 Lead, CDFS-193-97 Sick Building Syndrome, CDFS-194-97 Understanding Environmental Risk, CDFS-195-96 Understanding Environmental Risk Part II: Terminology ...
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Interior Plantscaping Home Page - Denver Plants.com
... by NASA has proven that interior plants can eliminate harmful indoor air pollution... know as "sick building syndrome". Remodel with plants... plants are the least expensive method of remodeling an existing space. They ...
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House Plants help clean interior air - Denver Plants.com
... ? If the answer is yes... you may be suffering from what is known as "Sick building syndrome". Where do these "Sick building syndrome" pollutants come from? New or recently remodeled buildings New paint, stains, carpets Copiers ...
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... to describe this unfortunate result is "sick building syndrome." If your home is old enough to be leaky and drafty, you may not need to worry about "sick-building syndrome." But if you live in a newer, energy-efficient home with windows and doors tightly sealed, or you work in a building where the air feels stale ...
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Plant IQ Answers
... are effective in removing indoor pollutants commonly found in buildings suffering from "sick building syndrome." 10. False. Plants are good for sick as well as healthy people. They use the carbon dioxide we exhale ...
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Houseplants for a healthy home.
... found that plants provide a natural, low cost way to clean indoor air and combat "sick building syndrome". For example, in a 24-hour period, a spider plant can remove 80 percent of ...
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