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Air Quality Matters inside our buildings and out.
This Podcast is about Indoor Air Quality, Outdoor Air Quality, Ventilation, and Health in our homes, workplaces, and education settings.
And we already have many of the tools we need to make a difference.
The conversations we have and how we share this knowledge is the key to our success.
We speak with the leaders at the heart of this sector about them and their work, innovation and where this is all going.
Air quality is the single most significant environmental risk we face to our health and wellbeing, and its impacts on us, our friends, our families, and society are profound.
From housing to the workplace, education to healthcare, the quality of the air we breathe matters.
Air Quality Matters
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- Rebecca Coates on Radon Mitigation: Why Fixing Your Home Is Simpler Than You Think · 2 sa 2 dk · Bölüm 136This week, we sit down with Rebecca Coates, Head of Radon Projects at PropertEco. Who has spent over 16 years managing radon testing and mitigation programs across the UK, to…
- Jihyun Park on Building Sensors, Earning WELL Platinum, and Bridging Theory with Action · 40 dk · Bölüm 135This week, we sit down with Jihyun Park, associate professor in the Department of Architecture at Ewha Womans University in South Korea, Vice Director of the EWA Global Institute…
- The Incremental Revolution: Ciarán Cuffe on Negotiating Europe's Ambitious Building Law · 54 dk · Bölüm 134This week, we sit down with Ciarán Cuffe, co-chair of the European Green Party and former rapporteur on the landmark revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, to…
- The Invisible Threat You Can't Feel: Why Every Home Needs a Radon Test · 1 sa 57 dk · Bölüm 133This week, we sit down with José Luis Gutiérrez Villanueva, a specialist radon measurement advisor at Radanova, member of the Commission on Radon Communication at the Spanish…
- Children's Lungs Can Heal: What London's Ultra Low Emission Zone Teaches Us About Air Quality · 10 dkThis week, we dive into a groundbreaking study published in The Lancet Public Health titled Impact of Ultra Low Emission Zone on Lung Function Growth in Children in London: A…
- From Lab to Building: How Cell Biologists Are Rethinking Indoor Air Protection · 1 sa 40 dk · Bölüm 132This week, we sit down with Brian Renda, Programme Director for the Built Environment, and Victoria Slaughter, PPE Director at Blueprint Biosecurity, to explore a question that…
- Why Teachers Can't Be Human HVAC Controllers: Lessons from Madrid Classrooms · 11 dkThis week, we dive into a study published in Atmospheric Pollution Research titled Effects of Classroom Ventilation Management and User Activities on Indoor Air Quality in Madrid…
- Healthy Housing: Connecting Research, Policy, and Communities · 1 sa 38 dk · Bölüm 131This week, we sit down with Amanda Reddy, Executive Director at the National Centre for Healthy Housing, to explore a question that fundamentally challenges how we think about…
- Energy Retrofits Don't Have to Ruin Your Air: What Irish Schools Teach Us · 7 dkThis week, we dive into a study published in Building and Environment titled The Impact of Energy Retrofit on Indoor Air Quality in Classrooms and Offices, to explore a question…
- Behind the Minister's Desk: What Politicians Actually Need from Scientists · 1 sa 16 dk · Bölüm 130This week, we sit down with Dennis Naughton, former Member of Parliament and Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources in Ireland, to explore a question that…
- 27 Member States, One Deadline: The Race to Transform European Buildings · 8 dkThis week, we dive into a landmark policy paper published in Building and Environment titled Integrating Health and Indoor Air Quality into European Building Policy: A Landmark…
- Risk, Accessibility, and the Right to Safe Air: A Conversation with Plum Stone · 2 sa 2 dk · Bölüm 129This week, we sit down with Plum Stone, founder and CEO of the Safer Air Project, to explore a question that fundamentally challenges how we think about indoor air quality and…
- Not All Faults Are Equal: A Data-Driven Guide to Prioritizing Building Maintenance for Better Air · 12 dkThis week, we dive into a study published in Building and Environment titled A Scalable Framework for Impact Analysis of Faults on Indoor CO2 in Buildings, to explore a question…
- Building Roadmaps for Healthy Schools: The Funding Gap and What We Can Do About It · 1 sa 56 dk · Bölüm 128This week, we sit down with Lisa Greenfield, Regional Programme Manager for the Midwest at the Centre for Green Schools at the US Green Building Council, to explore a question…
- Green Buildings: Solar Panels on the Titanic - David Gottfried · 1 sa 59 dk · Bölüm 127This week, we sit down with David Gottfried, co-founder of the US Green Building Council and founder of the World Green Building Council, a movement now spanning 85 countries…
- Packed in Metal Tubes: How Smart Exhaust Systems Could Transform Air Quality on Trains · 5 dkThis week, we dive into a fascinating study published in Railway Engineering Science titled Study on Air Quality Improvements in Train Compartments by Coordinating Exhaust of…
- Is Peer Review Built on Sand? Why the 'Gold Standard' May Be Failing Air Quality Science · 19 dk · Bölüm 126This week, I step back from the interviews to share a personal reflection on a question that has been nagging at me for some time, sparked by recent encounters with dubious…
- Smart Cars, Cleaner Streets: How Hybrid Vehicles Could Read and React to Pollution Hotspots · 5 dkThis week, we dive into a comprehensive review published in the Science of the Total Environment titled Integration of Air Quality Monitoring Systems with Hybrid Electric…
- When Windows Become Hazards: How Heat Waves and Ozone Are Changing Indoor Air - #OT53 · 6 dkThis week, we dive into a modelling study published in Environmental Science, Processes and Impacts titled Long-Term Prediction of Climate Change Impacts on Indoor Particulate…
- Ten Lessons from Indoor Air 2026 and a summer of conversation. · 48 dk · Bölüm 125This week, I step back from the interviews to share a personal reflection on the conversations, themes and patterns that have emerged over the last few weeks, both on this…
