Indoor air quality: Protect your home from what you can't
seeDuluth is well-known for its turn-of-the-century homes and
historic buildings, which usually aren’t the most energy-
efficient structures, so it’s not surprising that so many
residents are going green. By: Budgeteer News staff, Duluth
Budgeteer News Duluth is well-known for its turn-of-the-century
homes and historic buildings, which usually aren’t the most
energy-efficient structures, so it’s not surprising that so many
residents are going green. But with so many people now
optimizing their living spaces for energy efficiency, the risk
for indoor air pollution in homes can actually increase, as
pollutants can get trapped indoors as a result, experts say.
Clean air inside your home is vital. Exposure to air pollutants
can cause health problems, including respiratory disease, heart
disease and cancer, according to the Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA). Here are steps you can take to protect your family
from these risks: Many sources of air pollutio