New in Healthy Indoors Partnership
June 16, 2010

Pollen-free indoor air is nothing to sneeze at

Regardless of where you live, indoor air can be pollen-free during the allergy season, as long as the right type of ventilation and air filters are used. To find out more, click here.

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US green building standards ignore indoor air quality, says report

The green building accreditation system LEED has come under attack from health researchers who claim it conveys a "false impression of a healthy and safe building environment." To read more about the report, click here.

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Want to join HIP? Here's how!

Joining HIP will allow your organization to become involved in the indoor air quality community across Canada in a meaningful way. To learn about how to get involved, click here.

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HIP Buyer's Guide: products and services with low-chemical emissions

On average, Canadians spend more than 90 percent of their time indoors, where they are exposed to a variety of pollutants, including moulds, dust mites, fine particles, radiation and chemicals. This guide focuses on chemical pollutants, and how to reduce exposure to them. Click here for a copy of the Buyer's Guide.