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Indoor air quality and human health

Isaac Turiel

1985

Clean-up procedures for mold in houses

James Scott

2005

Environmental interiorscapes

Stuart D. Snyder

1995

Indoor pollution

Eugene Willard Miller

1998

Contaminated communities

Edelstein, Michael R.

1988

Sick building syndrome and the problem of uncertainty

Michelle Murphy

2006

The complete idiot's guide to green cleaning

Mary Findley

2009

Creating a healthy household

Lynn Marie Bower

2000

The healthy home

Dave Wentz

2011

My house is killing me!

Jeffrey C. May

2001

Breathing bad air

William A. Alcott

1839

Indoor air quality

Charles S. Dudney

1984

Is my building sick?

Kathleen Snodgrass

2008

Better Basics for the Home

Annie Berthold-Bond

1999

Radon

Bernard Leonard Cohen

1987

Indoor air quality

Steve M. Hays

1995

Essential Environments

Janie Quinn

2004

Radon exposure of the U.S. population--status of the problem

National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements

1991

Healthful houses

Debra L. Dodd, Clint Good, Clint Gook

1988

Risk assessment of radon in drinking water

National Research Council Staff, Division on Earth and Life Studies Staff, Life Sciences Commission

1999

Indoor air quality assessment

Massachusetts. Bureau of Environmental Health Assessment

1998

The mold survival guide for your home and for your health

Charles Reed, John J. Ouellette, Connie L. May et al.

2004

Clearing the air

Robert D. Tollison

1988

A Breath of Fresh Air

Mark R. Sneller

2003

Green-Up Your Cleanup (Green House)

Jill Schoff

2008

Quantitative industrial hygiene

Harry J. Beaulieu

1981

The healthy house

Bower, John

2001

Air quality

Thad Godish

1991

Airborne & surface asbestos testing

Massachusetts. Bureau of Environmental Health Assessment

1998

Understanding indoor air quality

Bradford O. Brooks

1992

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