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Ed Light is a true pioneer in the IAQ world and has contributed some of the most valuable documents available on IAQ issues including the EPA BAQ document. Ed has strong opinions and that is what we like. It seems like bleach may be resurrected as one of the antimicrobial choices in the near future. Appropriate for the Easter weekend.
Radio Joe
Posted on: April 10th, 2009 > Read More »
A 3rd generation scientist, Ed Light appears to the GSA’s go-to-guy for indoor air quality investigations. The GSA has used his services to investigate indoor air quality issues at the White House, a scientific station at the South Pole and in NYC buildings following the 9/11 attacks.
Rather than mincing words, Ed doesn’t feel […]
Posted on: April 10th, 2009 > Read More »
We all dream about having the ideal job, where working hard for long hours wouldn’t seem or feel like work. Annissa Coy is living that dream. Annissa grew up with the compelling need to clean and organize. Mastering her need to clean and organize; she has developed it into the platform […]
Posted on: April 3rd, 2009 > Read More »
Fire and water damages often go hand-in-hand. Whether the loss is related to water damage or fire damage laboratory identification and analysis by microscopy services are available to: property owners, indoor environmental professionals, insurance adjusters and insurance repair contractor alike.
Microbiology expert Jason Dabronic, Ph.D. and mineral expert Derrick Tanner explained to IAQradio […]
Posted on: March 27th, 2009 > Read More »
Although the titles of his books: My House is Killing Me and My Office is Killing Me sound alarmist, Jeff May today’s guest on IAQradio isn’t an alarmist.
An allergy sufferer himself, Jeff May is committed to helping others to occupy their homes and offices and live their lives more comfortably. Jeff’s approach to […]
Posted on: March 20th, 2009 > Read More »
Well the interview with the “Black Mold Exposure” Executive Director Michael Roland Williams got a little “chippy” today. I don’t know exactly what that means but it was a lively and interesting discussion about the movie, the trailer for the movie and the subject of extreme sensitivity to mold and/or other triggers that seems to […]
Posted on: March 13th, 2009 > Read More »
Every week I learn something and/or many new things hosting this show. This week it was about how we are going to meet the ASHRAE goal of zero net energy use in new buildings by 2030. First I had the date wrong but that is not a big deal. I asked Robert Bean and ASHRAE Distinguished […]
Posted on: March 6th, 2009 > Read More »
From carpet cleaning, disaster restoration, franchising, duct cleaning, 5 tours of duty performing catastrophe work, becoming an IEP, holding elected office in international trade association, to chairmanship of the consensus body for the S-520; Jim Pearson, proprietor of Americlean Corporation (in Billings, Montana) has during the course of his career within the cleaning, […]
Posted on: February 27th, 2009 > Read More »
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