Category: Indoor Air Publications – Vol. 1

Indoor air cartoon publications

A fatherly concern analogy of indoor air chemistry and its control

Indoor Air Cartoon Journal, December 2018, Volume 1, #39 There are several studies in the literature documenting indoor chemistry phenomenon, … More

Green building certification for healthcare facilities: Where, how and why did we get it wrong?

Indoor Air Cartoon Journal, December 2018, Volume 1, #37 Good indoor air quality (IAQ) enhances healthy living. Poor IAQ compromises … More

Active or passive exposure to nicotine from tobacco smoke increases the risk of having high blood sugar and diabetes

Indoor Air Cartoon Journal, December 2018, Volume 1, #36 Human beings need energy to perform their daily functions. Liver, muscles … More

Indoor and outdoor air poisons: Agents for structural disruption of human cells functional performance

Indoor Air Cartoon Journal, December 2018, Volume 1, #35 Functioning body cells mean a healthy body. Malfunctioning body cells mean … More

Breathing poison: Philosophical analysis of human intake of air pollutants in outdoor and indoor environment

Indoor Air Cartoon Journal, November 2018, Volume 1, #34 Human, like other living organisms, could develop an illness or die … More

Exposure in indoor environment increases the incidence of the lung, breast, prostate, colon and rectum cancers

Indoor Air Cartoon Journal, November 2018, Volume 1, #33 The risk of developing lung, breast, prostate, colon and rectum cancer … More

Till tobacco smoke do us part: Risk of developing lung cancer from spouse

Indoor Air Cartoon Journal, November 2018, Volume 1, #32 Chronic illness or death could occur due to a spousal hazard. … More

Massacre! Premature deaths of children due to air pollution exposure

Indoor Air Cartoon Journal, November 2018, Volume 1, #31 A stop must be put to the annual “massacre” caused by … More

Adoption of A3 problem-solving technique for effective indoor air quality audit

Indoor Air Cartoon Journal, October 2018, Volume 1, #30 When building owners, maintenance and operation officers, or occupants requested for … More