In a world of increasing wildfires and invisible irritants, we consulted with experts to explain why and how to measure air quality in your home and take steps to correct it. By Terri Williams ...

Due largely to the coronavirus pandemic and the increasing number and intensity of wildfires, many people have become more concerned about air quality, including in their own homes. To track indoor ...

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Spring is in the air, and what’s blowing out that air in your home may need a spring cleaning. Companies that work on heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) units recommend a tuneup ...

Given morning allergy attacks and news of everything from long wildfire seasons to Saharan dust clouds, many people are concerned about the air quality in their homes. While an indoor air quality ...

Maintaining indoor air quality (IAQ) in manufacturing facilities is essential for worker safety and operational efficiency. Dust generated from various processes can pose significant health risks to ...

Breathing clean air is essential for maintaining good health and well-being, and that doesn’t just apply to the air we breathe outside. According to the EPA, we spend about 90% of our time indoors, ...

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Salt Lake Valley’s west-siders expect bad air. Winter inversions hit them harder than the east, with historic redlining exacerbating the issue. But how much do hazy conditions outside affect the air ...