Episode 667| June 17, 2022 | 12:00 PM EST Bill Sothern, DrPH, CIH, LEED AP Chris Mikrut Michael Berg, PhD Misalignment between Clinical Mold Antigen Extracts and Airborne Molds Found in Water-damaged Homes The study received NO financial support. Did the study receive financial support? No financial...

Another very informative IAQradio broadcast. Congrats to Paula Schenck for being first to answer the IAQradio trivia question. Brad Prezant is an advocate of the use of “Risk Calculator” occupant modeling used to predict risks of infection. The volume of space determines the quantity of infection in...

My takeaways from today's show: Unlike Don Quixote who fought windmills to no avail, Dr. David Jacobs has seen the benefits of his labor. In looking for a suitable trivia question about I learned that geophysicist Clair Patterson and pediatrician Herb Needleman both sounded the alarm over lead toxic...

Joe Spurgeon is an out of the box thinker. Joe offers alternatives to methodologies he disagrees with. My takeaways from Joe's presentation. ERMI scores are being widely misused by IEPs. Misuse results in misinterpretation which is a huge disservice to our clients. Characteristics of ERMI Scores ERM...

We've discussed green cleaning on prior IAQradio broadcasts. Many of the early green cleaning products were safer BUT THEY DIDN'T WORK! You can't argue about making the world a safer place by reducing or eliminating toxic chemicals. We've discussed green cleaning on prior IAQradio broadcasts. When I...

I opine that its the little stuff (aka ultrafine particulate, PM 2.5 and gases) that bothers Dr. Elliott Gall. I like the creative homemade aircleaning device that Elliott and his students came up with. A similar concept is used to remove blown insulation from attics and other areas. My biggest take...

Z-Man's Takeaways from Today's Interview: Dr. Andrew Persily, PhD has a calm demeanor and a knack for explaining complex concepts in an understandable way. The roots of NIST can be traced back to founding of our country. The power to coin money, to regulate the alloy and value of coin, and to fix th...

Don Fugler is a very smart guy who has had a very interesting career and the opportunity to study many diverse things. SOME OF MY TAKEAWAYS FROM TODAY'S SHOW: Mistakes were made after the first energy crisis. Canada was smart enough to study the effects, I don't think the US was. Combustion over run...

For those of you who do onsite sampling it is a great heads-up to know that the need for lead testing market is growing in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and elsewhere. Along with our teacher, we played with mercury in grade school science class. I remember when I was a kid and went to the dentist to have...

Great guest and great audience participation. Patti is a talented communications professional who fielded today's questions like some former Whitehouse Press Secretaries. For Tom Martin and those interested in chemical and mold sensitivities. My experience is that home owners who are closed minded a...