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November/December 2001 Issue
Creating Airtight and Healthy Homes 
by Bruce M. Small
After many years of trial and error,a comprehensive approach to residential design has emerged that makes both energy conservation and good indoor air quality (IAQ) achievable in homes. Innovative building scientists have figured out how to combine all the best energy conservation features with the best health features, without substantially increasing the capital costs of the house.
At the Envirodesic Certification program,we are developing stringent health requirements for building materials and pioneering the design of healthier indoor environments. In so doing,we have identified and confirmed,through testing and experience, building designs and products that contribute...
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