Indoor Air Pollution Problems Ignored by Building Owners

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Reporter Many building owners are "just not paying attention" to indoor air pollution problems, according to Hal Levin, a speaker at the Indoor Air Pollution Seminar at the Marriott Hotel Tuesday.

The conference was sponsored by the Division of Continuing Education and Center for Environmental Research and Technology at the University of Tulsa.

"Most indoor air quality problems can be avoided or solved by common sense and informed consideration," said Levin.

Levin is president of Hal Levin and Associates, Santa Cruz, Calif. His firm performs air quality investigations in buildings, and provides consultation on building design and …