Developing Indoor Air Quality Standards: Reflecting on a White House Summit

December 14, 2022

Developing Indoor Air Quality Standards: Reflecting on a White House Summit

"longterm action is needed to further improve the approaches and provide better protection of building occupants against the health risks associated with poor indoor air quality. This action should account for new technologies, challenges related to energy and climate change as well as decarbonization and building resilience."

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The Balance Between Industry Profits and Human Health Protection

August 15, 2022

Stephanie Taylor

The Balance Between Industry Profits and Human Health Protection

How can infectious and noninfectious diseases that spread through the air, are not fully controlled by individual behaviors, and affect “innocent bystanders” be contained to protect the health of the general public?

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Managing IAQ for Human Health Creates a 'North Star' for Energy Conservation Steps

September 14, 2022

Stephanie Taylor

Managing IAQ for Human Health Creates a 'North Star' for Energy Conservation Steps

Our moral imperative is to set health metrics as our constant to guide natural and mechanical HVAC settings.

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TSI and Building4Health Join Forces to Manage Indoor Air Quality to Optimize Occupant Health

September 21, 2022

TSI and Building4Health Join Forces to Manage Indoor Air Quality to Optimize Occupant Health

We are thrilled to be joining TSI in our mission to bring the complete solution to those that prioritize health in indoor spaces.

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Monitoring indoor climate pays big dividends

Monitoring indoor climate pays big dividends

"Putting your indoor spaces on the right track toward being healthy, productive environments begins like all successful projects: with the sound analysis of the existing conditions."

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Your Brain On Air Pollution

Your Brain On Air Pollution

"Air pollution wreaks havoc primarily through systemic inflammation, Finch says, and that exposure can lead to the formation of amyloid plaques, the proteins that form between the brain’s nerve cells that are the hallmarks of Alzheimer’s."

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Waging War Against All Microbes is a Bad Idea
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Jan 6, 2022

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Stephanie Taylor

Waging War Against All Microbes is a Bad Idea

Antibiotics, antiseptics, high-frequency light waves, and oxygen radicals have saved many lives. We must use them selectively and for limited time periods, being fully aware of the ability of microbes to fight back with resistance.

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The Evolving Definition of a 'Good Building'  
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Jan 6, 2022

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Stephanie Taylor

The Evolving Definition of a 'Good Building'  

Throughout human history, “good buildings” have been defined by measurable benchmarks tied to creating wealth. Now, we are dealing with a more challenging metric.

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