In North America adults spend about 87% of their time in buildings, 6% in vehicles and 7% outdoors, making indoor air quality extremely important to our health. How do you measure indoor air quality inside your home? And what can you do to improve it? Add your questions and comments to the conversation today at 2:00 PM when Dr. Woodard welcomes Anne Schlapia, from the Department of Health and Human Services and Scott Waterman of the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation to discuss indoor air quality.
- EPA: Indoor air quality
- American Lung Association: Indoor air quality
- EPA: Mold
- American Lung Association of Alaska: Indoor air quality in Alaska
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HOST: Dr. Thad Woodard
GUESTS:
- Anne Schlapia, Environmental Services, Department of Health and Human Services
- Scott Waterman, Alaska Housing Finance Corporation
LIVE BROADCAST: Mon, October 27, 2008 at 2:00 p.m.
REPEAT BROADCAST: Mon, October 27, 2008 at 7:00 p.m.
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