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Indoor air quality: the architect's role.

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Towards the measurement of formaldehyde emissions from wood products, building materials and furniture by means of a 1m3 chamber method.

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Reassessment of formaldehyde exposures in homes insulated with UFFI.

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Using low-velocity air patterns to improve the operator's environment at industrial work stations.

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Numerical study of flow and contaminant diffusion fields as affected by flow obstacles in conventional flow type clean room.

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Radon in homes: the Alaska experience.

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Plant cure for sick buildings.

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Housing the environmentally sensitive.

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Scientists debate radon risks.

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Is the design architect or engineer responsible for sick building syndrome injuries?

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