Indoor Air Pollution: Chemical, physical, or biological contaminants in indoor air.
"Indoor air pollution" in homes and offices has been studied extensively in recent years--with sometimes alarming conclusions that have led the building industry to rethink many aspects of design and choice of materials.
Indoor Air Pollution: Chemical, physical, or biological contaminants in indoor air.
Indoor air pollution
The lack of ventilation indoors concentrates air pollution where people are most exposed to them.
Indoor Air Pollution: Air pollutants that occur within buildings or other enclosed spaces, as opposed to those occurring in outdoor, or ambient air.
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Definition (english only)
Chemical, physical or biological contaminants in the air inside buildings and other enclosed spaces occupied by humans.
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There are other sources of indoor air pollution by VOC’s however, including wood products that use formaldehyde as a binder. Fortunately, low- or no-VOC substitutes are becoming more common.
Temperature, humidity, lighting, air flow and noise levels in a habitable structure or conveyance. Indoor climate can affect indoor air pollution.
Source: Terms of the Environment
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 See also: Air pollution, Pollution, Indoor air, Air, Environment
  
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