Housing & Environment
Indoor Air Quality
Lesson Plans
- Mold as an Indoor Air Pollutant
- Lesson content (PDF) – objectives, supplies/materials, points to cover)
- Lesson Slides (PDF)
- Lesson Handout: Mold or Toxic Mold? An Indoor Air Pollutant (PDF)
- Lesson Evaluation (PDF)
Slide Presentations
- Clean and Healthy Indoor Air (PowerPoint)
Fact Sheets
Web Links
News Articles
- Are you Troubled with Condensation on Your Windows? (PDF)
- Asbestos in the Home (PDF)
- Combustion Pollutants in the Home (PDF)
- Controlling Mold Growth in the Home (PDF)
- Dust/Dust Mites: Asthma and Allergy Triggers (PDF)
- Drinking Water Safety: Should You Be Concerned? (PDF)
- Do You Have the Flu or Carbon Monoxide Poisoning? (PDF)
- Formaldehyde in the Home (PDF)
- Got Mold? (PDF)
- Home Remodeling Hazards (PDF)
- Identifying Indoor Air Pollutants (PDF)
- Indoor Air Quality (PDF)
- Lead Hazards in the Home (PDF)
- Household Products: Should You Be Concerned? (PDF)
- Mold and Insurance Companies (PDF)
- Mold and Mildew in the Home (PDF)
- Moisture Control of Your Indoor Air Can Affect Your Health (PDF)
- Poisoned by Pesticides: Don't let this happen to your child (PDF)
- Preventing Black Mold in Your Home (PDF)
- Reducing Health Risks by Improving the Air You Breathe in Your Home (PDF)
- Radon: What Everyone Needs to Know (PDF)
- The Facts about Carbon Monoxide (PDF)
- The Facts about Secondhand Smoke (PDF)
- The Effects of the Indoor Physical Environment and Indoor Air Pollutants on Individuals’ Health and Well Being (PDF)
- When Building a New Home (PDF)
- Which Pollutant is Most Important? PDF)
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Updated: 21 April, 2008
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