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Meetings, Webinars and Important Dates

Calendar of Events

  • May 15

    Schools Webinar:
    What Schools Need to Know: Transitioning From
    Pandemic to Endemic IAQ Management

    • Hear from expert speakers as they reflect on the pandemic response in schools and how to apply lessons learned to your current indoor air quality (IAQ) management practices!
    • Gain the knowledge and skills to tailor an IAQ management plan for your schools!
    • Be prepared to face future IAQ challenges!

    Recording Coming Soon!

  • June 14

    Federal Interagency Committee on Indoor Air Quality (CIAQ)

    Time: 1:00 - 4:30pm ET

    View Agenda

    Register Now!

  • Jun 21

    Public Comment Period Closing: 
    EPA's Proposed Radon Credentialing Criteria 

    The proposed criteria provide a national non-regulatory framework that outlines a quality standard for state-run and independent programs that credential radon service providers. These criteria will encourage consistency across radon credentialing programs and help ensure consumer protection and protect public health.

    Learn more about the Proposed Radon Credentialing Criteria

    Comment Now!


Updates

New Study - Why Indoor Chemistry Matters Consensus Study Report

Cover of the Indoor Chemistry Report

EPA's Indoor Environments Division is pleased to announce that the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) has published the consensus study report Why Indoor Chemistry Matters. 

The consensus study, commissioned by EPA, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, CDC, and NIEHS, considers the state-of-the science regarding chemicals in indoor air and how indoor chemistry findings fit into context of what is already known about the link between chemical exposure, air quality, and human health. The report highlights important research needs and key implications of the scientific research, including potential near-term opportunities for incorporating what is known into practice.

Download the study report 

Video - Particles in Your Indoor Air and Strategies to Improve Indoor Air Quality

When it comes to your indoor air, there can be more than meets the eye! Indoor particulate matter, or particle pollution, can be invisible to the naked eye and can impact health. Luckily, there are steps you can take to improve your indoor air quality including cleaning to reduce the sources of particles, ventilating, and considering the use of air cleaners. 

Watch the Video  Learn more about  Indoor Particulate Matter

Video - Wildfire Smoke and Indoor Air Quality: How to Create a Clean Room at Home

During a wildfire or prescribed fire, local officials may advise you to stay indoors as air quality becomes unhealthy from smoke. While sheltering, some outdoor smoke, which is a complex mixture of gases and fine particles, can enter your home and affect your indoor air quality. This video from the US Environmental Protection Agency will show you how to create a clean room to reduce your family’s exposure to wildfire smoke while indoors.

Watch the Video   Learn More about Wildfires and IAQ
 


Webinar Recordings

Latest Webinar Recordings:

CIAQ Webinar

  • Safety and Efficacy of DIY Air Cleaners for Wildfire Smoke Reduction
    • Recorded: February 14, 2023

IAQ in Schools Webinar:

  • Power in Your Pocket: Conducting Walkthrough Assessments Using EPA’s School IAQ Assessment Mobile App Webinar
    • Recorded: March 30, 2023

IAQ Science Webinar

  • Why Indoor Chemistry Matters: Findings from a National Academies Consensus Study
    • Recorded July 7, 2022

IAQ Spanish Webinar

  • Floods and the Impact on Indoor Air Quality
    • Recorded May 2, 2023
    • Presented entirely in Spanish

Links to all of our recordings:

  • CIAQ Webinar Recordings
  • IAQ Science Webinar Series
  • IAQ in Schools Webinar Series
    • Healthy Indoor Environments in Schools Webinar Series
  • IAQ Spanish Webinar Series
    • Presented entirely in Spanish
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