Indoor Air Quality

Air Quality Awareness Week Reminds Americans to Stay Air Aware

Air Inside May Be More Polluted Than Outside Due to Chemical Products

Studies find scented chemical products like cleaners pollute indoor air quality.

Which U.S. Cities Have the Worst Pollution?

The cities with the worst air pollution in North America last year were all in California.

Most Teachers Concerned About Classroom Air Quality

Less than a quarter of teachers’ indoor air quality improvement requests were granted.

National Radon Action Month Raises Radon Exposure Awareness

Protect Your Health from Wildfire Smoke and Ash Exposure

The most common advisory during a smoke episode is to stay indoors, where people can better control their environment.

EPA Updates Ventilation Guidance for Home, School, and Work

New guidance on indoor quality aims to prevent the spread of common respiratory viruses.

New EPA Rule Strengthens Standards to Protect From Exposure to Lead Paint Dust

EPA estimates that this rule will reduce the lead exposures of up to nearly 1.2 million people every year.

About One-Third of Workers Describe Their Workplace Air as Very Clean

Fellowes' survey reveals significant global discrepancies between workplace air quality perceptions and expectations.

EPA Gives Funding to Reduce Air Pollution, Lead in Schools

Half of U.S K-12 schools do not have indoor air quality management plans or programs in place.

New Guidance for Stopping the Spread of Illness in Schools

The CDC aims to maximize student attendance for the next school year.

Canadian Wildfire Smoke Impacts U.S. for Second Consecutive Year

Winds carried plumes of smoke to northern states, triggering air quality alerts.