When it comes to indoor air quality (IAQ) standards, the federal government prefers to encourage rather than mandate. However, some experts are unsatisfied with this voluntary approach.
A New Model for Indoor Air Quality — Mandatory Standards Read More
Real-time air quality monitors don’t just assist air quality; they can also boost the bottom line.
7 Amazing Ways Air Quality Data Can Save You Money Read More
Recent government grants demonstrate the urgency of smoke-proofing your indoor space.
The Government Is Giving Out Money to Combat Wildfire Smoke Read More
PFAS, or “forever chemicals,” are everywhere—from non-stick pans to waterproof jackets—and their persistence in the environment and our bodies poses significant health risks. Linked to cancer, reproductive issues, immune system suppression, and thyroid dysfunction, these chemicals are a growing concern. The EPA is stepping in to regulate PFAS in drinking water, but individual actions, like choosing PFAS-free products and water filters, can also help reduce exposure.
Discover the hidden dangers of forever chemicals (PFAS) Read More
Other than certain industrial workers and smokers, no one is at greater risk for Formaldehyde exposure than residents of new (or newly remodeled) homes. Discover 5 crucial insights to mitigate your risk.
5 Fascinating Facts About Formaldehyde in New Homes Read More
ActivePure summarizes 3 recent studies exploring the relationship between air pollution and cardiovascular health.
The Heart of the Matter: Air Pollution’s Cardiovascular Toll Read More
We dug into NOAA’s weather forecasts to predict what air quality issues the eastern and midwestern US can expect to face over the next 12 months.
We dug into NOAA’s weather forecasts to predict what air quality issues the western US can expect to face over the next 12 months.
Learn how to predict upcoming allergy patterns with your everyday weather forecast, and how to prepare your home for whatever blows your way.
Using Weather Forecasts to Predict Spring Allergies Read More
Unfortunately, wildfires have become just another part of life. Learn why wildfire smoke affects the mind and what you can do about it.
