Current Trends for Indoor Air Quality

This article overviews the current trends and research areas in Indoor Air Quality best practice. It was published in Facility Management Magazine Nov/Dec 2002 (The official magazine of the Facility Management Association of Australia) and was adapted from the keynote address given by Dr. Vyt Garnys to the AIRAH conferences in August and September 2002.  Click here

Introducing Facility Ecology...details

Indoor air quality health effects are the central catalyst for a huge world wide effort to understand the complex inter-relationships between the dose of the chemical, biological, particulate and psychological cocktail (often shaken and stirred before serving) and the wide ranging sub-clinical health effects reported by occupants of buildings. That the effects are real is no longer in question. How they come about, at what level and under what circumstances is the challenge to environmental hygienists and environmental medical specialists worldwide.  Click here for more

During a critical period of their growth and development children spend a large part of their day at school. Poor indoor air quality is undesirable. A risk management approach can be effective in managing indoor air quality issues. Click here for more

A New Product for Improving Indoor Air Quality...details