Four federal agencies recently convened in Baltimore, Maryland, to host the first national summit devoted to the healthy-home initiative.
“The healthy-home initiative has been growing for some time, but now the government is bringing together environmentalists, health advocates and builders to promote the construction and maintenance of healthier homes free of lead, chemicals, mold and moisture,” said John Rotche, president of DUCTZ International, LLC, a Belfor company. “The Environmental Protection Agency ranks indoor air pollution among the top five environmental risks to public health. As a result of this meeting in Baltimore, improving indoor air quality is reaching more people at higher levels of our government.”
The Environmental Protection Agency is developing a program—the Indoor Air Package—that when launched nationally next year will give homes a “seal of approval,” if certain building techniques are used to protect against indoor air pollutants. More.
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Ductz Franchise Supports Epa Healthy-Home Initiative
September 22, 2008 by Cris | 0 Comments
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