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Lisa
@cleanair.bsky.social
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Fan of clean air, transparency, the long game, and trying to do the right thing.
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The @cadepted.bsky.social IAQ guide is clear: "building codes do not ADEQUATELY cover air quality requirements." @capublichealth.bsky.social = ~2x > than @calenergy.bsky.social code. Legislators must close this loophole. Title 24 is not FAPE! @rbkforassembly.bsky.social

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Image of the conclusion page on the CDE IAQ Guide: https://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/fa/iaq.asp "Conclusion Design professionals sometimes give inadequate consideration to indoor air quality. Building codes do not adequately cover air quality requirements. Therefore, building owners must insist that designers protect them from problems and liability arising from contaminated environments. The points of view of occupants, building owners or managers, designers, product manufacturers, builders, codes and standards organizations, lenders, and insurers are diverse and sometimes conflict. Controlling energy consumption, indoor air quality, and other environmental factors involves coordinating these points of view and resolving differences. The goal of safe and healthful air is achievable through attention to building design and operation. Concern for detail can result in buildings that promote learning and protect the health of our most valuable resource, California's schoolchildren."
September 9, 2025 at 4:29 PM