Establishing Good Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) in the home should always be a priority. There have been great new developments occurring in IAQ technology. 2012 was a big year of change for IAQ developments raging between Congress and the Environmental Protection Agency on the lead paint renovation rule, toxic Chinese drywall, and the LEED system.
By the end of the year, the importance of good IAQ maintenance was highlighted after Hurricane Sandy left thousands of citizens with unbelievable indoor environmental challenges.
Now in 2013, Mold Remediation will be of major importance because Hurricane Sandy effects on indoor environments will be felt for many years to come.
With President Obama being re-elected, bi-partisan split challenges on IAQ will need to be addressed so new environment laws can be set in place to improve IAQ.
Republicans have been trying to systematically dismantle government agencies like EPA while others in Congress want to privatize agencies and move them to the state level.
The aftermath of Hurricane Sandy and how the government handles it will be a big decision maker on what the end result will be.
It’s reported that Hurricane Sandy may be the most expensive storm the United States has ever experienced based on property values and the extent of property damage.
Indoor environmental legal developments of 2012 included revisions of lead guidelines, green building initiatives, chemical usage in air duct cleaning, and resolving bed bug issues in hotels.
PCB remediation, Mold Remediation, and air duct cleaning can all make for better IAQ. If your company or organization needs to address IAQ concerns, hire Advance Mold Environment.
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Source: http://www.ieconnections.com/pdfs/newsletter/2012/IEC-12-2012.pdf
