Information for homeowner, schools, commercial buildings and environmental professional on indoor air quality. Extensive links to sites.

Information on a wide range of IAQ topics, including sick building syndrome, mold, fungi, air duct cleaning, ozone generators, and investigation of indoor air. Commercial site.

EPA's booklet on IAQ.

EPA's booklet on indoor air cleaning devices for the home.

Advice on ways to improve the air quality inside your home or place of business.

Personal site discusses symptoms, hazards, remedies, and the site owner's experiences, with links to other resources.

An expert answers questions related to indoor air pollution, sick building syndrome, and irritants. Includes a 'question of the week' section.

Basic information for consumers on indoor air quality in their homes. Sponsored by US EPA and other organizations.

Comprehensive guide. Pollutants and their sources are identified along with known health effects, exposure guidelines and pollutant control strategies.

Providing paid subscribers with a directory of indoor air quality materials on subjects including sick building syndrome and legionella.

Brochure covers sources of indoor air pollution and what you can do about each source.

Describes the causes of indoor quality deterioration and how to fix the problem. Commercial site.

Nonprofit organization conducting education and research. Offers professional training, testing, and credentials in air quality and mold remediation fields. Includes organization information and links to related sites.

A scientific, third party board to establish environmental standards for indoor products and building materials. Aims to improve public health and quality of life by encouraging and helping manufacturers to build better, safer products and to uphold environmental practices in product development, manufacturing, and distribution.

New York Times article provides a discussion of health and legal (US) concerns related to mold and mildew and gives advice to homeowners and building managers. [Requires free registration.]

National Association of Homebuilders provides advice on testing, prevention, and control.

Information on toxic mold, asbestos, radon, lead and other indoor air quality issues

Do ventilation systems remove secondhand smoke from indoor air, or just the odor? Information from Americans for Nonsmokers' Rights.

Provides links to resources that "provide information on maintaining good indoor air quality and eliminating problems associated with mold and mildew."

Health Canada factsheet. "Indoor air can become contaminated from many sources, but the most harmful and widespread contaminant of indoor air is tobacco smoke."

Types, effectiveness, and health impact. From the American Lung Association.

International journal from Blackwell Publishing covering research on the nonindustrial indoor environment. General information, contents lists and abstracts.

Explains about research that is being performed at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Offers explanation of ventilation rates, volatile organic compounds (VOC's), sick building syndrome, and particle filtration. Page includes information about projects, publications, and staff.

Background on the public-health impacts of indoor air pollution (particularly smoke from cooking and heating with solid fuels on open fires or traditional stoves) and World Health Organization efforts aimed at control.

A non-profit organization for indoor air quality professionals and technicians. Offers IAQ training and certification.