Humans in developed countries have, in the past few millennia, advanced from depending on rock shelters, caves, and rude huts to protect themselves from the elements to modern single- and multifamily dwellings and other buildings that provide amenities and conveniences far beyond the basic needs of shelter -- conveniences that ensure comfort whatever the vagaries of weather and climate.
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Table of Contents
Indoor environments
Inorganic contaminants: asbestos/radon/lead
Combustion-generated contaminants
Organic contaminants
Biological contaminants: illness syndromes; bacteria; viruses; and exposures to insect, mite and animal allergens
Biological contaminants: mold
Problem buildings
Investigating indoor environment problems
Measurement of indoor contaminants
Source control
Ventilation
Air cleaning
Regulatory and nonregulatory initiatives.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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