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Energy Consumption in Residential House and Emissions Inventory of GHGs, Air Pollutants in China
Authors: Tonooka, Y., Mu, H., Ning, Y., Kondo, Y. | Provider Name: J of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering | Published: 2003
The energy consumption of residential housing in China was analyzed in detail by fuel type, urban and rural areas, province and partly by end-use type, based on China's energy statistics. In addition emissions of CO2, SO2 and NOx were estimated from the energy consumption data in this study

HealthySEAT
Authors: | Provider Name: US EPA | Published: online
EPA has developed a unique software tool to help school districts evaluate and manage their school facilities for key environmental, safety and health issues

A Comparison Of Green And Conventional Finishes & Furnishings: Occupants’ Perceptions Of IAQ
Authors: Castillo-Nör, S., Jones, L. | Provider Name: Interior Design Educators Council | Published: 2003
Proceedings, IDEC 2003 Annual Conference

A Comparison Of Occupant Comfort And Satisfaction Between A Green Building And A Conventional Building [Australia]
Authors: Paul, W.L., Taylor, P.A. | Provider Name: Building and Environment | Published: November 2008
It has been argued that “green” buildings have a better indoor environmental quality (as measured by the comfort perceptions of occupants) than conventional buildings and that this translates into a more satisfying workplace for the building's occupants and, in turn, a more productive workforce

A Field Study Of Thermal Comfort In Low-Income Dwellings In England Before And After Energy Efficient Refurbishment
Authors: Hong, S.H., Gilbertson, J., Oreszczyn, T., Green, G., Ridley, I., et al | Provider Name: Building and Environment | Published: June 2009
This study investigates the effect of England's Warm Front energy efficient refurbishment scheme on winter thermal comfort in low-income dwellings

A Methodology to Optimize Indoor Air Quality in Commercial Buildings
Authors: Celik, B.G., Kibert, C.J., Grosskopf, K.R. | Provider Name: Rethinking Sustainable Construction 2006 | Published: 2006
This paper explores alternative IAQ control options in terms of improved ventilation and air cleaning and presents alternatives for decision variables, as well as the possible technical, financial, and legal constraints

A Model To Estimate The Cost Effectiveness Of The Indoor Environment Improvements In Office Work
Authors: Seppanen, O., Fisk, W.J. | Provider Name: Berkeley National Laboratory | Published: 2004
The authors developed a model that shows the links between the improvements in the indoor environment and the following financial benefits: reduced medical care cost, reduced sick leave, better performance of work, lower turn over of employees, and lower cost of building maintenance

A Nationwide Study of Indoor and Outdoor Environments in Allergen Avoidance
Authors: Bröms, K., Svärdsudd, K., Sundelin, C., Norbäck, D. | Provider Name: Indoor Air | Published: June 2006
Conventional Daycare Centers in Sweden

A Review of the Empirical Literature on the Relationships Between Indoor Environment and Stress in Health Care and Office Settings
Authors: Rashid, M., Zimring, C. | Provider Name: Environment and Behavior | Published: March 2008
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A Spreading Concern: Inhalational Health Effects of Mold
Authors: Weinhold, B. | Provider Name: Environmental Health Perspectives | Published: June 2007
Policy makers are still a long way from being able to set mold exposure and remediation standards, but some industry groups are working to develop such guidelines for their members.

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