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Longevity of Museum Artifacts Depends on Indoor Air Quality

The last line of defense against environmental damage to museum objects is the use of high-quality air filtration equipment.

Mold In Libraries Causes Significant Indoor Air Quality Problems

Mold in libraries is no small matter; just ask the staff of the Carnegie Library in our nation’s capital. In order to protect patrons and employees from potential harm due to mold-related IAQ problems, the Washington, DC building was closed for nearly four months beginning in September of last year while indoor air quality and mold remediation efforts were underway.

Workplace Indoor Air Quality and OSHA State Plans

Remedying poor workplace indoor air quality is more of a modern notion, one that did not become a driving force within the medical, environmental, and clean air policy communities until many years after pollution as a healthcare concern became a nationwide talking point.

Moldy Indoor Air Quality is a Risky Business

The environmental issues surrounding mold have been around as long as both air and water and is nothing new to business entities the world over.

Ocularists Experience Discomfort from Methyl Ethyl Ketone Fumes

By the time the average Joe reaches his desk at work each morning, he has been in contact with potential contaminants in the form of Methyl Ethyl Ketone’s, numerous times.

More Museums Than Starbucks

Art conservationists are busy. With over 35,000 museums in the United States, the care and preservation of our Nation’s artistic, historical and cultural heritage has become an industry itself. Conserving and protecting the treasures within museum walls is nothing short of moral stewardship.

Beryllium Exposure – Is Your Workplace Safe?

Are you confidant that your workplace environment is safe and that your air is clean and nontoxic for your workers?

Air Cleaning Creates Optimal Environment for Art Conservation and Restoration

Art directors and experts choose bench top fume extractors while performing their inspections and modifications to establish optimal working conditions for restoration work.

Control Museum Pollutants With Source Elimination Measures

Maintaining high quality indoor air is difficult for all building operators, however, museums pose an even greater challenge. Museum operators not only have to create a healthy environment for employees and patrons, they have to establish a quality environment for the protection of valuable, irreplaceable collections. In order to provide a proper environment, operators first Read More

Museum Artifacts Suffer The Consequences Of Poor Air Quality

While museums and art conservation centers made to preserve culture and history, they are face the risk of environmental contaminants that may deteriorate valuable objects.

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