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Tampa Bay Hosts AIHA Environmental Lab Conference
Tampa, FL -- The American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) hosted its annual conference for the highly acclaimed Laboratory Quality Assurance Program (LQAP) at the Channelside Marriott in Tampa, FL. This LQAP program has garnered international attention as it addresses identification of hazardous substances of the indoor environment.
Consumer protection was one of the primary outcomes of this meeting. The LQAP achieves that goal by instituting and regulating a vigorous accreditation program (EMLAP) which ensures professional, accurate results for industrial hygienist and building sciences practitioners.
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Senators Jack Reed and Chuck Hagel Introduce Bill to Create Council on Healthy Housing
by National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH)
March 10, 2008-Washington, DC. Today, Senators Jack Reed (D-RI) and Chuck Hagel (R-NE) announced legislation creating the first Council on Healthy Housing, which would bring together Federal, State, and local government representatives, as well as industry and non-profit representatives.
The bill authorizes $750,000 for each of the next five years for the Council to review, monitor, and evaluate existing housing, health, energy, and environmental programs and to make recommendations for reducing duplication, ensuring collaboration, identifying best practices, and developing a comprehensive healthy housing research agenda.
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Schools Didn't Follow Mold Policy
by Hoa Nguyen / greenwichtime.com
Five years ago, when mold problems began surfacing at the old Hamilton Avenue School and other buildings, school district officials implemented a program to help identify and prevent similar problems from occurring in the future.
But now they admit the program was not uniformly put into practice across the district.
"Everyone was trained," Superintendent of Schools Betty Sternberg said of the program called Tools for Schools. "It was variably implemented from school to school."
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School Air Quality Poor, Teachers' Union Says
by WFSB.com
BURLINGTON, Vt. -- The president of the Burlington teachers' union is urging school administrators to address an indoor air-quality problem at the high school.
Rebecca Smith said six teachers at Burlington High School have developed rashes in recent years that appear to be linked to air problems at the school.
The school performed tests in 2004 and 2005 and determined that the building had no significant air-quality problem. In January, school officials said they would fumigate part of the school but later canceled the plan, saying they weren't sure what it would address.
Burlington High School principal Amy Mellencamp has said she thinks the rashes are connected to the school's air quality.
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