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Energy Star to Add IAQ Specs
Indoor Air Quality
Meghan Stromberg, Senior Editor
January 1, 2004
Professional Builder
The Environmental Protection Agency seeks feedback on a voluntary label that builders can use on homes meeting exemplary specifications for indoor air quality. Starting with the Energy Star criteria as a prerequisite, the specifications include a wide range of construction materials, practices and equipment designed to improve indoor air quality as well as moisture control, comfort and durability.
The draft specifications, introductory material and a comment area can be found at http://www.epa.gov/iaq/energystar/label_specifications.html. The deadline for comments is March 12.
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