Re: Fwd: The 2011 Maine Indoor Air Quality Conference

[Guest guest]

Anybody have a copy of the recent paper on air filtration and CV disease that you can send me ?

Bud Offermann PE CIHPresidentIndoor Environmental Engineering1448 Pine Street, Suite 103San Francisco, CA 94109Office:Cell:Fax: E-mail: Offermann@...Web Site: http://www.IEE-SF.com

Hi all!

Please forward this along to our members, etc. who may be interested

in this great IAQ conference in Maine next month - hope to see you

there and then!

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The 2011 Maine Indoor Air Quality Conference

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Tue, 22 Feb 2011 14:11:04 +0000

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2011 Maine

Indoor Air Quality Conference

March 22-23, 2011

Augusta Civic Center

Augusta, Maine

Concurrent

Workshops

(March 23)

(Workshop

Summaries)

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Why Air

Sampling For Mold May, or May Not, Indicate an

IAQ Problem

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Bedbugs and

Human Health: Biology, Detection and Control

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Conflict

Management and Resolution for IAQ

Professionals

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Cost of Asthma

in Maine Business

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Healthy Home

Standard (IAQ, EMF, Water) - the Institute for

Building Biology

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IAQ in Wood

Burning Homes

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Investigating

Strange Building Odors

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LEED: Its

Success and Shortcomings Relative to Human

Health

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The Pitfalls of

Radon Resistant New Construction (Energy

Penalty, Moisture & Liability)

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Reality Check:

Challenges of Green Healthy Home Construction

When You are the One Paying the Bills

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Schools and

Indoor Air Quality: The Impact of Mold and

Dampness on Student Performance, and

Strategies to Minimize It

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Networking!

Meet and share

ideas with other indoor environmental, health,

and building professionals

Scholarships

Available

Registration

fees are NEVER

meant to be a barrier to attendance. Call the

MIAQC office if you require financial

assistance to attend the conference:

.

The Maine

Indoor Air Quality Conference is the

largest IAQ conference in Northern New

England. It presents critical information

for the creation and maintenance of energy

efficient, healthy, and sustainable spaces

where Maine citizens can live, work and

learn.

Pre-Conference

Seminar

March 22

Building Diagnostics:

How Buildings work, and How to

Investigate Them When They Don't

Presented by: Brad Turk

This full day seminar will cover the

basic principles of how buildings work:

how energy, air, and pollutants flow in

buildings and the materials, equipment,

and assemblies often found in them. The

session will then discuss how these

basic principles are used to investigate

and diagnose building problems. The

program features Brad Turk of

Environmental Building Sciences, Inc., a

nationally recognized building scientist

from Santa Fe, New Mexico. More

Keynote

Presentation

March

23

Building For the

Environmentally Sensitive

Presented

by Dr. Virginia Salares

The keynote presentation will focus on

an aspect of building construction not

often addressed: “Building for the

Environmentally Sensitive”. The session

opens with an introduction by Dr.

Virginia Salares, a former senior

researcher for the Canada Housing and

Mortgage Corporation and a leading

indoor air quality expert. Dr. Salares

will discuss construction strategies

that address the health needs of

sensitive populations, including

individuals with asthma and other lung

diseases, immune system deficiencies,

the young and the elderly, and

sensitivities to chemical exposures. A

responder panel of medical and technical

experts will identify the barriers and

challenges of implementing the

recommended building practices and

brainstorm strategies to overcome them.

There will be an opportunity to ask

questions of the keynote presenter and

the responder panel. More

For More

Information

Conference

Summary Page

Register

On-Line

Printable

Registration Forms

Continuing

Education Credits

Questions? Contact:

Maine Indoor Air Quality Council

Thank You to Our Conference Sponsors

Maine Indoor Air Quality Council, PO Box

2438, Augusta, Maine 04338-2438

Tel: (207)626-8115

Fax:(207)626-9015

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