61. Atmosphere - Air Quality Australia The environment Australia Atmosphere site provides information on airquality, air toxins, global warming and climate change, indoor air, weather http://www.environment.vic.gov.au/web/root/domino/gateway/envgate.nsf/viewforms/

Air Quality I Weather I El Nino / La Nina I Ozone Layer Air Quality About the Topic Air Quality Information - EPA Victoria This EPA Victoria site provides information on air quality, air quality monitoring, motor vehicle emissions and information on specific air pollutants. http://www.epa.vic.gov.au/Air/ Air Quality - Environment Australia The Environment Australia Atmosphere site provides information on air quality, air toxins, global warming and climate change, indoor air, weather, ozone protection and sustainable transport as well as grant programs and funding. http://www.ea.gov.au/atmosphere/airquality/index.html Urban and Regional Air Pollution - CSIRO The CSIRO urban and regional air pollution site provides information on air pollutants, smog and acid rain. CSIRO - Indoor Air Quality This site contains information about indoor air pollution and management. CSIRO offers an independent facility for measuring and advising on the indoor air quality of individual buildings or the air pollutants emitted from manufactured products widely used in Australian buildings. http://www.dbce.csiro.au/brochures/airqual/

62. Carpet & Rug Institute - Scientific Studies schools benefit indoor air quality Alan Hedge, Ph.D., M.Erg.S., AFB.Ps.S., March2001; National Survey of Public Teachers, Ideal Learning environment Study http://www.carpet-rug.com/studies.cfm

QUICK ACCESS High Traffic Areas in Your Home Heated Floors Rating Scales Outdoor Balconies and Six Foot Carpet Time Line for Your Facility Response to Greenpeace Indoor Air Quality >"Green Label" Testing Programs and Cushion Retailer/Installer/Cleaner Carpet Cleaning Professional INSTALLATION for Installation Cushion Carpet SEAL OF APPROVAL INDOOR AIR QUALITY Testing Programs in Your Home TECHNICAL INFORMATION Sustainability Report Recovery Effort (CARE) CARPET INDUSTRY FACTS CRI AND ITS MEMBER COMPANIES STUDIES Documents in Portable Document Format (PDF) require the use of the free software Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you experience difficulty reading a PDF document, please consider upgrading your Acrobat Reader software to the latest version, which is available on the Adobe website Studies Scientific Studies Other online resources: Carpet Comes Clean - CRI's website on carpet and health-related issues InformeDesign - online database of research in the fields of design and human behavior, created for use by architects and designers

63. Carpet And Rug Institute Global trade association, representing manufacturers and suppliers of carpets, rugs, and floor covering .Category Business Textiles and Nonwovens Carpets and Rugs...... How To Register indoor air quality =Factors That Vacuum Cleaner Clearingthe air in Your Carpet and the environment -Carpet Industry http://www.carpet-rug.com/

Presentation by Werner Braun at IICRC Meeting See our new website on carpet and your health News Room Links QUICK ACCESS High Traffic Areas in Your Home Heated Floors Rating Scales Outdoor Balconies and Six Foot Carpet Time Line for Your Facility Response to Greenpeace Indoor Air Quality >"Green Label" Testing Programs and Cushion Retailer/Installer/Cleaner Carpet Cleaning Professional INSTALLATION for Installation Cushion Carpet SEAL OF APPROVAL INDOOR AIR QUALITY Testing Programs in Your Home TECHNICAL INFORMATION Sustainability Report Recovery Effort (CARE) CARPET INDUSTRY FACTS CRI AND ITS MEMBER COMPANIES STUDIES CRI Approved Vacuum Cleaners Effectively remove soil Keep dust in the vacuum, out of the air Keep carpet looking good Look for the CRI Indoor Air Quality Label Choosing Carpet and Rugs Carpets and area rugs are key decorative and functional elements in a home or business.

64. Health Effects Of Air Pollution A recent assessment by the European environment Agency found pollutant levels sometimesexceed WHO air quality standards by a indoor air Still a Major Threat. http://www.wri.org/wri/wr-98-99/airpoll.htm

Rising Energy Use Health Effects of Air Pollution Smoke Pollution in Benzi, China. Outdoor Air and Health Urban Air: Health Effects of Particulates, Sulfur Dioxide, and Ozone Indoor Air: Still a Major Threat Biomass Use, While Declining, Will Remain High ... Burning Biomass Fuels Pollutes Indoor Air Outdoor Air and Health For more than a century, severe air pollution incidents in cities such as London have shown that breathing dirty air can be dangerous and, at times, deadly. In 1880, 2,200 Londoners died in one such incident when coal smoke from home heating and industry combined to form a toxic smog of sulfur dioxide gas and airborne combustion particles (240). But concern about the health effects of outdoor air pollution did not effectively coalesce until the late 1940s and early 1950s, when air pollution disasters on two continents raised an alarm. Both the 1948 "killer fog" in the small town of Denora, Pennsylvania, that killed 50, and the particularly virulent London "fog" of 1952, in which some 4,000 died, were associated with widespread use of dirty fuels and were catalysts for government efforts to tackle urban air pollution. Since then, many nations have adopted ambient air quality standards to safeguard the public against the most common and damaging pollutants. These include sulfur dioxide, suspended particulate matter, ground-level ozone, nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, and lead all of which are tied directly or indirectly to the combustion of fossil fuels. Although substantial investments in pollution control in some industrialized countries have lowered the levels of these pollutants in many cities, poor air quality is still a major concern throughout the industrialized world. A recent assessment by the European Environment Agency found that 70 to 80 percent of 105 European cities surveyed exceeded WHO air quality standards for at least one pollutant (241). In the United States, an estimated 80 million people live in areas that do not meet U.S. air quality standards, which are roughly similar to WHO standards (242).

65. EnviroAnalysis, Incorporated-Indoor Air Quality business operation. The cost and legal issues of indoor air quality aretoday not tomorrow. The Building environment. There are various http://www.enviroanalysis.com/iaq.htm

Environmental Management Services Call Nationwide Toll Free: Home Scope of Work Hot Topics Information Request Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) As Americans, we spend nearly 90% of our time indoors. Indoor air is not always safe and comfortable especially in work settings. Although there are some applicable standards promulgated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) , it is now clear that both comfort and human health can be affected by long-term exposure to pollutant levels well below published standards. Air pollutants are generally inhaled and initially impact the respiratory tract. OSHA points out that 14 minutes per employee work day (3% real cost) in efficiency can be lost due to poor indoor air quality conditions. This can calculate into a major cost and expenditure to any type of business operation. The cost and legal issues of indoor air quality are today not tomorrow. The Building Environment Carbon Dioxide, Relative Humidity, Thermal Comfort and Odors Air Contaminants Indoor air pollution can be caused by an accumulation of contaminants that occur inside the building, although some originate outside. Common sources include

66. NYCOSH: Indoor Air Quality Links air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Building air quality Action Plan (NIOSH and EPA)Carpeting, indoor air quality, and the environment (environmental Building http://www.nycosh.org/linktopics/indoorair.html

Protecting Your Right to a Safe and Healthful Workplace [http://www.nycosh.org/links-indoorair.html] Indoor air quality links Including tobacco smoke (also see respiratory hazards and protection and mold, fungi, and toxic plants indicates that a link is only be available in Adobe Portable Document Format. For information about using PDF files, click here. American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Building Air Quality Action Plan (NIOSH and EPA) Carpeting, Indoor Air Quality, and the Environment (Environmental Building News) Causes of Poor Indoor Air Quality and What You Can Do About It (Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations, 1994) Calidad del Aire Interno (Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, 1992) Environmental Assessment Follow-Up: Health and Discomfort Complaints in Six Federal Courthouses in Florida In format. For information about using files in PDF format, click here (Administrative Office of the United States Courts, 2001)

67. MIT Architecture: Building Technology Research Index Computer Graphics for Physical Performance. indoor air quality, Building Ventilation,and Building environment Modeling. Sustainable Building Design. http://architecture.mit.edu/research/bt/resindex.html

This Page: Building Control and Diagnostics Building Energy Studies Building Materials Computer Graphics for Physical Performance Indoor Air Quality, Building Ventilation, and Building Environment Modeling ... Sustainable Building Design Related Pages: Building Technology Research Building Technology Research Index Building Control and Diagnostics: Ventilation Control Strategies Electric Metering and Diagnostics Simulation of HVAC System Performance Building Energy Studies: International Studies Energy Conservation in Office Equipment and Lighting Building Materials: Composite Materials for Building Envelopes Advanced Thermal Insulations Thermal Insulation for Developing Countries Computer Graphics for Physical Performance: Visualization of Light and Sound Modeling and Rendering of Weathered Materials Indoor Air Quality, Building Ventilation, and Building Environment Modeling: A Particle Model for Large Eddy Simulation Large Eddy Simulation of Airflow In and Around Buildings Design Analysis for Single-sided Ventilation A New Turbulence Model for Airflow Prediction in a Room ... Graphical Interface for Indoor Environment Design Sustainable Building Design: Alliance for Global Sustainability Energy-efficient Buildings in Developing Countries Top of Page Send E-mail ... Site Printing Tips

68. Lennox :: Product Catalog :: Indoor Air Quality Full Line details PDF Lennox Healthy Climate™ indoor air quality systemsare keys to creating a healthier, more comfortable home environment. http://www.lennox.com/product/mn_indoor.html

other Lennox sites Commercial Products Hearth Products Dealer Resource Site Investor Relations Home Product Catalog / Indoor Air Quality View products by line: Dave Lennox View products by type: Cooling Heating Indoor Air Quality Packaged Units Controls View products by Energy Star label: Full Line Germicidal Light Electronic Air Cleaner High Efficiency Media Air Cleaner (PMAC) ... 1" MERV 8 Air Filters To view these PDFs download your free copy of Full Line details [PDF] details [PDF] PureAir Air Purification Systems clean the air in your home better than any other single system you can buy. Combining innovative filtration and photocatalytic oxidation, the PureAir attacks odors and chemical vapors throughout the home. Available in the standard "cased" model or "uncased" model for use in the Lennox PMAC air cleaner case or Aprilaire filter case, the PureAir reduces concentrations of pollutants through a process called photocatalytic oxidation. Similar to the process used by the Department of Defense to combat germ warfare. Combining nature's most powerful air purifiers (ultraviolet light, titanium dioxide catalyst, and hydroxyl radicals) the PureAir is an optimal air quality solution for central heating and cooling systems. Specifications: Industry exclusive air purification technology; only single system to attack all three classes of indoor contaminants; removes particles in size down to .3 micron; removes bioaerosols ranging in size down to .3 micron; removes and destroys 50% of household odors and chemical vapors in a 24 hour period; 5 year limited warranty on covered components

69. Air Quality Theme Page more. In addition, there is a checklist to test your environment andwhat you can do improve your indoor air quality. Top of Page. http://www.cln.org/themes/air.html

Air Quality Theme Page CLN Theme Pages Below are the CLN "Theme Pages" that support the study of Air Quality. CLN's theme pages are collections of useful Internet educational resources within a narrow curricular topic and contain links to two types of information. Students and teachers will find curricular resources (information, content...) to help them learn about this topic. In addition, there are links to instructional materials (lesson plans) that will help teachers provide instruction in this theme. Global Warming/Climate Change Ozone Depletion Air Quality Resources Here are a number of links to other Internet resources which contain information and/or other links related to Air Quality. Please read our Acid Rain In this interdisciplinary Web research project, junior high students use the Web to research information in the field of a chosen specialist, compile and analyse the data, meet with each other, and then write a report on their findings. The basic questions that they address are: What is acid rain? How does it affect the environment (and us)? Where does it come from?How can it be prevented or minimized? They may choose to be a specialist in chemistry, economics, history, environment, health, or politics/government. Each specialist is given a set of Web links to begin the research. Acid Rain Program A comprehensive site from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency with information about acid rain. The following list of links to their site are particularly relevant to students.

70. Indoor Air practitioners information on how to deal with illnesses related to the indoor environment.ISIAQ The International Society of indoor air quality and Climate http://www.munksgaard.dk/indoorair

Indoor Air International Journal of Indoor Air Quality and Climate www.blackwellmunksgaard.com/indoorair International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate http://www.isiaq.org/ The quality of the environment within buildings is a topic of major importance for public health. The aim of the journal is to provide a location for reporting original research results in the broad area defined by the indoor environment of non-industrial buildings. The journal will have an international focus with multidisciplinary content. The papers will reflect the broad categories of interest in this field: health effects, thermal comfort, monitoring and modeling, source characterization, ventilation and other environmental control techniques. The research results will provide the basic information to allow designers, building owners, and operators to provide a healthy and comfortable environment for building occupants, as well as providing medical practitioners information on how to deal with illnesses related to the indoor environment. ISIAQ The International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate (ISIAQ) is an international scientific organization whose purpose is to support the creation of healthy, productive, and comfortable indoor environments. ISIAQ does this by advancing the science and technology of the indoor environment, facilitating international communication and information exchange.

71. WSU/EP Program Areas: Education And Training to prevention, diagnosis and mitigation of indoor air quality problems. Handsonexercises and group activities provide enhanced learning environment. http://www.energy.wsu.edu/educate/trainsc9.htm

Indoor Air Quality What's New Introduction Program Areas Instructor Biographies ... Indoor Air Quality for Building Operators, Level 2 Title: Indoor Air Quality Orientation Instructor: Rich Prill Contact Info: prillr@energy.wsu.edu Duration: 2 days Description: Covers indoor air pollution sources and their health effects; how buildings operate; what guidelines are available to identify indoor air quality hazard levels, and recommends approaches to prevention, diagnosis and mitigation of indoor air quality problems. Hands-on exercises and group activities provide enhanced learning environment. Title: Indoor Air Quality in the Home Instructor: Rich Prill Contact Info: prillr@energy.wsu.edu Duration: 4 hours Description: This workshop is primarily for the residential sector, but is also relevent to schools and the office workplace. The material covers the basic health issues involving IAQ; the common IAQ pollutants and causes of the problems; how building work, IAQ measurements and how to select, and resources for preventing and solving problems. Title: Indoor Air Quality-Residential "Healthy Indoor Air for America’s Homes"

72. EREC Brief: Indoor Air Quality And Pollution: Resource List July 1992. Carpeting, indoor air quality, and the environment, N.Malin, environmental Building News, (36) pp. 1, 1319. Clean http://www.eere.energy.gov/consumerinfo/refbriefs/ve3.html

Indoor Air Quality and Pollution: Resource List The following are sources of information about indoor air quality (IAQ) and pollution. Check the availability, prices, and additional shipping and handling charges for publications before ordering. This list was updated in September 2002. Organizations The American Indoor Air Quality Council (AIAQC) P.O. Box 11599 Glendale, Arizona 85318-1599 Phone: (800) 942-0832 or (623) 582-0832 Fax: (623) 581-6270 Email: info@iaqcouncil.org World Wide Web: http://iaqcouncil.org AIAQC promotes awareness and education on indoor air quality, and acts as source for the collection and dissemination of indoor air quality information to its members. American Lung Association (ALA) 61 Broadway, 6th Floor New York, NY 10006 Phone: (800) LUNG-USA or (212) 315-8700 Email: Press_contact@lungusa.org World Wide Web: www.lungusa.org and Health House 490 Concordia Avenue St. Paul, MN 55103-2441 Phone: (800) 642-5864 or (877) 521-1491 Fax: (651) 281-0242 Email: info@alamn.org

73. Healthy Homes Information -- B.E.S.T. However, some steps have already been taken to improve the quality of the air inthe indoor environment in new and existing residential and commercial buildings http://www.energybuilder.com/healthy.htm

To Front Healthy Homes: Builders' Basics Building Environmental Science and Technology PO Box 1107 Edgewater, MD 21037 USA (go ahead, print this page...) Energy Efficiency Green Building Home Builders' Basics Indoor Air Quality Introduction Professional builders strive to build homes that meet the demands and needs of home buyers. As consumers begin to learn more about indoor air quality, they will start asking more of the home builder. Many consumers are already asking about radon, and as consumer awareness grows, they will be asking more about indoor air quality in general. The purpose of this brief guide is to give home builders, designers and developers, a general understanding of indoor environmental quality and ways to control it in new home construction so that they can respond to growing consumer concerns Recent research indicates that pollutant levels in the air inside our homes and offices may be two to five times higher than the air outside. Since people spend 75 to 90 percent of their time indoors, the quality of the indoor air has become a major concern. Many of the adverse human health effects arising from indoor air pollution are still not well understood. Known discomfort, symptoms and health effects of exposure to indoor air pollutants range from mild short-term acute effects, such as sneezing, itchy eyes, and general discomfort, to more serious long-term effects, such as respiratory disorders and perhaps lung cancer. Short-term high exposure to some pollutants, such as carbon monoxide, can cause death. People react differently to different types and levels of indoor pollutants. Some people are very tolerant and rarely experience discomfort or health problems; others are more sensitive to indoor air pollutants.

74. New This Month the IICRC have approved the following American indoor air quality Council interactive Creditsrespectively HVAC and the indoor environment Basic Strategies http://www.indoor-air-quality.org/new-this-month.htm

American Indoor Air Quality Council Home NEW CIAQI~CIAQC Program Article - MoldUpdate.com Article - COLUMNS-Mold ... 2003-Survey Updated 04/08/03 New This Month... Visit our 211 corporate sponsors Current paid membership is at 3265. NEW !!! The Certified Microbial Claims Adjuster (CMCA) is now being offered in selected areas ( details Our newsletter has been expanded to 20 pages - and there is NO advertising! Update!!! Most of our courses have been approved by ABIH, IICRC and BOMI. Update !!! The Certified Indoor Air Quality Investigator (CIAQI) and the Certified Indoor Air Quality Consultant (CIAQC) now replace the CIAQT and CIAQP study/review courses previously offered for AEE certification. Those interested in the CIAQI and CIAQC courses (ABIH CM accredited) should go to our schedule to see dates offered. Update !!! Mold Sampling Strategies... This popular two-day interactive microbial workshop Strategies for Conducting Meaningful Microbial Investigations workshop is currently being offered as a "Basic" course and an "Advanced" course. Those interested in this interactive class (ABIH will award 2.0 CMs

75. IRC Publications Catalogue - Indoor Environment indoor environment. Effective and Efficient Lighting; Noise Control inBuildings; Managing indoor air quality A Manual for Property Managers; http://irc.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/catalogue/indoor.html

Indoor Environment Effective and Efficient Lighting Noise Control in Buildings Managing Indoor Air Quality: A Manual for Property Managers Controlling Indoor Air Quality: Ventilation Engineering Guide ... Guide to the Most Effective Locations for Smoke Detectors in Residential Buildings Published: 2002-05-30 Important Notices

76. IDEM - State Of The Environment Report 2002 - Children for Schools, the US EPA awarded IDEM a $30,000 grant to provide Hoosier schoolswith resources they need to address and improve indoor air quality through a http://www.in.gov/idem/soe2002/children/tools4sch.html

The IDEM Tools for Schools (TFS) Initiative Through a program called Tools for Schools, the U.S. EPA awarded IDEM a $30,000 grant to provide Hoosier schools with resources they need to address and improve indoor air quality through a program called Tools for Schools. The program helps schools carry out a plan of action to improve indoor air quality. The materials kit includes: indoor air quality checklists for teachers, health professionals and facility managers; an indoor air quality management plan; problem-solving tools; and sample memos and policies to aid in implementation of new programs. Why focus on indoor air quality in schools? Because poor indoor air quality can cause illness, resulting in absence from school and acute health symptoms that decrease performance while in school. Recent data suggest that poor indoor air quality can reduce a person’s ability to perform specific mental tasks requiring concentration, calculation or memory. Indoor air temperature and relative humidity can also affect health and performance directly and influence a child’s performance indirectly by influencing the airborne level of molds and bacteria. For schools that make a commitment to implement the Tools for Schools program, IDEM provided incentive mini grants of $200 to each school to allow them to purchase items that will begin to make changes to improve indoor air quality at the school. To get the word out about the Tools for Schools program and the mini grants, IDEM held workshops throughout the state. The following schools have taken advantage of the program:

77. San Francisco Department Of The Environment natural resources and harmful to both workers and the environment. Energy efficiencyand conservation; Improved indoor air quality; Resource and material http://www.ci.sf.ca.us/sfenvironment/aboutus/greenbldg/

sfgov citizen business government ... Green building links Green Building "Green building" is a process to create buildings and supporting infrastructure that minimize the use of resources, reduce harmful effects on the environment, and create healthier environments for people. Resource-efficient or green buildings make both environmental and economic sense. Buildings are often expensive, wasteful of precious natural resources and harmful to both workers and the environment. In the U.S. alone, buildings use 30% of our total energy. Five billion gallons of water per day are used just to flush toilets. Typical commercial construction generates 2-2.5 pounds of solid waste per square foot of floor space. According to WorldWatch Institute, construction, demolition and operation of buildings collectively consume up to 40% of the earth's energy and other natural resources. New design practices, technology, and materials can significantly reduce the resources used in the construction and operation of buildings and their cost of operation. Green buildings are designed, constructed, renovated and operated in an environmentally and energy-efficient manner. Resource-efficient buildings exhibit a high level of environmental, economic and engineering performance, including:

78. EPB - Infiltration, Ventilation, Indoor Air Quality the dominant mechanism for providing indoor air quality through dilution on energyand air transport phenomena efforts in the indoor environment Department deal http://epb1.lbl.gov/residential/iviaq.html

Infiltration, Ventilation, and Indoor Air Quality The traditional core of research in the EPB group has been for the Department of Energy's efforts to reduce energy requirements for infiltration and ventilation while still providing acceptable indoor air quality. In addition to the areas listed below, there is continuing research on air leakage, heat and mass flow simulation, tracer gas technology and occupant comfort. Residential Infiltration In recent years, attempts at energy conservation have required a reduction in infiltration rates. However, this process does still occur in most buildings, especially residential buildings, and can have a significant impact on the overall ventilation and energy performance. Past research has produced some simple equations that relate geometrical characteristics of the crack and pressure differences to the infiltration air flow rate. Current work is directed at determining changes in the net energy transport through building envelopes caused by infiltration. Information on infiltration air flow rates and energy transport make it possible to determine the impact of the infiltration process on the overall ventilation and energy performance in residential buildings. Residential Ventilation The largest recent effort in this area has been on residential ventilation which has been an effort to quantify the potentials and characteristics of U.S. homes including energy, ventilation, and economics. This site also includes an

79. AIHce Education Program productivity in office environment SBSsymptoms and ventilation system type Hygieneof air handling systems Technology for good indoor air quality and energy http://www.aiha.org/aihce03/educationsymposium_ieq.htm

Sunday, May 11, 2003 th International Indoor Air Quality Symposium Indoor Air Quality Research: New Directions 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. 1.0 CM point / 0.8 CEU Sponsored by the AIHA Indoor Environmental Quality Committee 8:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Registration 8:30 a.m. – 8:45 a.m. Opening Address Gil Cormier, CIH, CSP, Occupational Risk Control Serv Inc., New Britain, CT 8:45 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Overview Hal Levin, Building Ecology Research Group, Santa Cruz, CA 9:30 a.m. –10:15 a.m. Ventilation, Energy and Indoor Air Quality Olli Seppänen, Professor, Helsinki University of Technology, Finland Effect of ventilation rates on indoor air quality Effect of ventilation rates on energy consumption Ventilation rates in standards and in practice Ventilation rates, health and productivity in office environment SBS-symptoms and ventilation system type Hygiene of air handling systems Technology for good indoor air quality and energy efficiency 10:30 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. The Global Burden of Disease from Indoor Air Pollution Results from Comparative Risk Assessment Kirk R. Smith, PhD, MPH, University of California, Berkeley, CA

80. Untitled Document Orientation of indoor air quality (OIAQ) course was delivered to 40 cooperative partneraffiliates and USDA State Extension Housing and environment Specialists http://www.montana.edu/wwwcxair/program_info.html

Recent research has found that in homes across America, the quality of indoor air can be worse than outdoor air. That's because many homes are being built and remodeled tighter without considering the factors that assure fresh and healthy indoor air. Our homes today use furnishings, combustion appliances, and hobby and household products that can compromise the quality of the air. You don't have to be a building scientist to deal with the quality of air in homes; however, you should understand a few basics. The Healthy Indoor Air for America's Homes project is a collaborative interagency effort developed to provide basic knowledge and understanding of residential indoor air quality (IAQ) issues by the general public. The goal is to protect public health by reducing risks associated with indoor air contamination. In July 1995, twelve Extension Housing and Environment state extension staff met with Washington, D.C.-based EPA and CSREES staff to design a national indoor air quality extension educational program. The program includes: A national IAQ program training manual (including both subject matter content and process information) for Extension staff A train-the-trainer workshop to train Extension program managers from each state A train-the-trainer program by state program managers to train county Extension educators

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