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Title: National Perspectives On Recent Issues In Indoor Air Quality
Author: Irwin H. Billick
Source: American Gas Association 1986
Year Published: 1986
Abstract: In the past few years, the issue of indoor air quality has been receiving increased attention from the public in general and a wide spectrum of diverse special interest groups. The latter include not only the federal and local regulatory agencies, but legislative bodies such as the US. Congress, comsumer organizations, utility companies, trade organizations, professional associations, and the scientific and technical research community. The purpose of this paper is 10 provide an overview of some of the current national issues and activities related to indoor air quality. To provide a comprehensive review and analysis of all the major indoor air quahiy issues and what is being done to address ihcm is well beyond ihc scope of a short review such as this. Emphasis will therefore be given to the major indoor air quality issues that are of immediate interest to the natural gas industry. The two areas of primary concern are, first, the direct impact on indoor air quality resulting from combustion of natural gas and, second, the impact of residential energy conservation activities on indoor air quality as a result of pollutants from all sources. Since this second area, to a large extent, includes the first, it may be advantageous to address it first.

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