1. Please take out your Current Event and Module 50 work for stamping Get a laptop and a textbook

3. End of Module: 1. E 2. C 3. D 4. C 5. A End of Chapter: 1. C9. C17. B 2. D10. B18. C 3. A11. A19. D 4. E12. A 5. C13. C 6. D14. C 7. E15. E 8. B16. B

4.  Groups of 4-5  Each person gets 1-2 minutes  Choose the best one to share with the class!

5.  What do you think is lurking in your house?  Sometimes it is much more sinister…  http://www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/storeloc ator http://www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/storeloc ator  http://nbc4i.com/2016/02/22/report-chinese- made-flooring-sold-by-lumber-liquidators- releases-harmful-levels-of-formaldehyde/ http://nbc4i.com/2016/02/22/report-chinese- made-flooring-sold-by-lumber-liquidators- releases-harmful-levels-of-formaldehyde/  http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/20 16-02-22/how-a-math-blunder-reignited- doubts-about-lumber-liquidators http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/20 16-02-22/how-a-math-blunder-reignited- doubts-about-lumber-liquidators

8.  Smoking!!  Carbon Dioxide  Carbon Monoxide  Particulates Matter  Heavy Metal Particulates – Arsenic, Cadmium,  Radon  VOCs from new building products

9.  Developing countries- particulate and Carbon Monoxide more likely (burning fuel indoors for warmth)

10.  Increased energy efficiency of buildings  Seal windows  Caulk cracks  Use lots of insulation  Means that air filtration and ventilation systems really need to work  Dirty filters  Mold growing on filters  Poor design  Old

11.  You spend majority of time inside  There are lots of chemicals inside of buildings  Inside often not as well ventilated  Concentrations of indoor pollutants are often much greater that outdoors

12.  Several people who live or work in the same building are experiencing a variety of immediate ailments (usually headaches, nausea, burning eyes)

13.  Usually in newer buildings, as carpeting, cabinets, etc. give off VOCs like formaldehyde  EPA causes:  Inadequate or faulty ventilation  Indoor contamination from building materials  Outdoor contamination entering in through ventilation system  Biological contamination (i.e. mold)

14.  People who work in industries that produce high levels of particulate matter suffer lung damage  Black lung disease often affects coal miners

15.  Your group will make an informative presentation for one assigned indoor air pollutant: Radon VOC’s Carbon Monoxide Asbestos Mold/Pollen

16.  What is your pollutant, chemically or biologically?  Major sources  Major health consequences  Where it is an issue  EPA or WHO acceptable levels  How to reduce levels of the pollutant 5 minutes! Can be a short PowerPoint or poster You will present at the beginning of next class!

17.  Your 5 minute presentation  Module 62 organizer! Online! Type right into it!