Sentences with phrase «bad indoor air quality»
Because they are not, thousands of healthcare facilities have bad indoor air quality, use noxious building materials, over consume energy & water and are not ideal for you to visit.
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GREENGUARD Gold is an independent third - party certification that the nursery furniture item is low - emission — that is, emission of volatile compounds (VOC's) which can contribute to bad indoor air quality.
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Sad story: Indoor air quality is usually far worse for your health than the air right outside your house.
The students were tired of having to have recess indoors because of the bad air quality in the Salt Lake Valley.
They sure as heck don't contribute to indoor air quality — they make it worse.
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According to the company (based on information from the World Health Organization and the EPA), it might be better for people to track the air quality around them instead of focusing on their fitness trackers, as some 92 % of the world's population lives in places where the air pollution exceeds the levels considered to be «healthy», and even indoor air quality can be worse than outside air quality.
Products like construction, drywall and subfloor adhesive might not be the first things that jump to mind when you think «green building,» but they're an important part of having good indoor air quality — something we've learned can be 10 times worse
Products like construction, drywall and subfloor adhesive might not be the first things that jump to mind when you think «green building,» but they're an important part of having good indoor air quality — something we've learned can be 10 times worse than the air outside.
This can lead to poorer indoor air quality, which, in some cases, is 10 times worse than outdoor air quality
However, the quality of indoor air is, on average, two to five times worse than that of outdoor air, and in fact, the EPA rates indoor air pollution as one of the five greatest public health risks.