Please take out your Current Event and Module 50 work for stamping Get a laptop and a textbook
End of Module: 1. E 2. C 3. D 4. C 5. A End of Chapter: 1. C9. C17. B 2. D10. B18. C 3. A11. A19. D 4. E12. A 5. C13. C 6. D14. C 7. E15. E 8. B16. B
Groups of 4-5 Each person gets 1-2 minutes Choose the best one to share with the class!
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Smoking!! Carbon Dioxide Carbon Monoxide Particulates Matter Heavy Metal Particulates – Arsenic, Cadmium, Radon VOCs from new building products
Developing countries- particulate and Carbon Monoxide more likely (burning fuel indoors for warmth)
Increased energy efficiency of buildings Seal windows Caulk cracks Use lots of insulation Means that air filtration and ventilation systems really need to work Dirty filters Mold growing on filters Poor design Old
You spend majority of time inside There are lots of chemicals inside of buildings Inside often not as well ventilated Concentrations of indoor pollutants are often much greater that outdoors
Several people who live or work in the same building are experiencing a variety of immediate ailments (usually headaches, nausea, burning eyes)
Usually in newer buildings, as carpeting, cabinets, etc. give off VOCs like formaldehyde EPA causes: Inadequate or faulty ventilation Indoor contamination from building materials Outdoor contamination entering in through ventilation system Biological contamination (i.e. mold)
People who work in industries that produce high levels of particulate matter suffer lung damage Black lung disease often affects coal miners
Your group will make an informative presentation for one assigned indoor air pollutant: Radon VOC’s Carbon Monoxide Asbestos Mold/Pollen
What is your pollutant, chemically or biologically? Major sources Major health consequences Where it is an issue EPA or WHO acceptable levels How to reduce levels of the pollutant 5 minutes! Can be a short PowerPoint or poster You will present at the beginning of next class!
Your 5 minute presentation Module 62 organizer! Online! Type right into it!