Inventory of sources, emissions and health effects
Indoor Air Quality : landmarks and legal framework - Dwellings, public access buildings and tertiary buildings
Article REF: G1512 V2
Inventory of sources, emissions and health effects
Indoor Air Quality : landmarks and legal framework - Dwellings, public access buildings and tertiary buildings

Author : Cécile CAUDRON

Publication date: January 10, 2021 | Lire en français

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3. Inventory of sources, emissions and health effects

Pollutants measured in indoor air come from a variety of sources:

  • pollutants of external origin :

    • industrial and automotive pollutants: carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, lead, particulates, certain volatile organic compounds – VOCs, etc,

    • agricultural pollutants (insecticides, fungicides and fertilizers, nitrogen compounds from livestock farming and dust),

    • soil (natural radon emissions),

    • pollens and molds;

  • indoor pollutants :

    • construction, furnishing, decorating (paints, varnishes, furniture and carpets), maintenance and DIY products emit VOCs (including aldehydes), particles and fibers,

    • ...

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