THE SCIENCE OF A
HEALTHY BUILDING
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Improved performance and productivity
A Harvard University study found that reducing carbon dioxide levels to 600 ppm (typically are found at 1,400 ppm), translated into an improvement in cognitive function tests of up to 50%.
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Increase in labor assistance
The World Building Council found in its report that workspaces with healthy levels of air quality reduce short absences due to illness by 35%.
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Increased corporate savings
A study from 2015 by United Climate Technologies and Harvard University concluded that employee performance in a healthy air environment translates into significant financial savings.
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VIDEO: Dirty Water: Danger from the Tap
Bad water is more widespread than you think. Aging infrastructure is leaving thousands of rural communities vulnerable to contamination with no fix in sight. CNN travels to two of them. Watch here
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Mold and Health
An article showing that Mold have the potential to cause health problems. Mold produce allergens (substances that can cause allergic reactions) and irritants. Inhaling or touching mold or mold spores may cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.