There is no such thing as a "sick building," but it is a useful term to describe buildings that are unsafe or unhealthy for those who occupy them.
An edition of Indoor Air Quality
(2003)
Indoor Air Quality
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by Ed Bas
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Indoor Air Quality
November 1, 2003, Marcel Dekker
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0824740092 9780824740092
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"There is no such thing as a "sick building," but it is a useful term to describe buildings that are unsafe or unhealthy for those who occupy them."
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