U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Indoor airPLUS Podcast Series
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EPA developed construction specifications to help improve indoor air quality in new homes. With design and construction features added to homes build to code, the Indoor airPLUS Construction Specifications help protect qualified homes from moisture and mold, pests, radon, combustion gases, and other indoor air pollutants. Homes that earn the Indoor airPLUS labels are designed to have reduced risk of indoor air quality problems as well as greater comfort and better durability. The construction features of Indoor airPLUS qualified homes can help lead to lower health risks, allergens and asthma triggers. Listen to these recordings to learn more about the Indoor airPLUS program and related building sciences.
This podcast was recorded prior to the 2015 National Association of Home Builders International Builders Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. Gord Cooke is a le...
Sam Rashkin is the Chief Architect for the Department of Energy’s Building Technologies Office and oversees the DOE’s Zero Energy Ready Home Program. ...
In this podcast, Justin Erickson of E3 Energy and an Indoor airPLUS recognized leader, shares the benefits of incorporating Indoor airPLUS into new ho...
Anne Rancourt speaks with Paul Kreisher of Lightly Treading Incorporated on evolving your business and getting to your bottom line. Lightly Treading i...