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Mold Matters: Health, Prevention and Remediation, Part 1

WebVulnerable Populations. While mold is not good for anyone, certain groups are more susceptible than others. Babies and kids are always exploring and their developing …

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Mold Remediation in the Home

WebSafety Precautions. While mold poses a health risk, there are a number of things you can do to ensure you remain safe when tackling it. Protective gear: Wear …

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How to Prevent Mold in Your Home

WebRegular Cleaning. Keep gutters clean: Regularly maintain gutters to prevent water from pooling near the foundations of your home. Use natural mold-inhibiting …

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What is Wellness Design

WebCreating indoor environments designed to improve the health and wellbeing of occupants has its own term: Wellness Design. It involves the collaborative efforts of …

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Six Chemical Classes in the Home

WebThe chemical classes, as defined by Blum, are per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), antimicrobials, flame retardants, certain solvents, certain metals and …

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Non-Toxic Bedding Options

WebAccording to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), adequate sleep—defined as seven hours or more—is crucial for optimal brain function and mood, and reduces the risk of …

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The Health Benefits of Saunas

WebIn the countries we visited, important rites of passage – birth, death, marriage – were held in the sauna; spells were used to boost fertility, to bring good luck and love. …

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How Our Homes Affect Mental Wellbeing

WebMental wellbeing is a foundational facet that touches every aspect of life, significantly influencing the physical and social health of individuals, communities and …

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Cultivating Wellbeing: Gardening for Health

WebScience tells us that regular gentle activity is crucial for longevity, that meditation is the key to mental health and that going outside can boost your mood, lower your heart rate, …

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Improving Thermal Comfort at Home

WebBathrooms should be slightly warmer than the rest of the home, at 71.6-75˚F (22-24°C), to ensure comfort during bathing and grooming routines. Proper temperature …

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Dr. Frederica Perera

WebThe leading environmental health scientist sits down with WLLW to discuss children’s health, the perils of climate change, and how to secure a healthy future for the next …

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Healthy and Sustainable Interior Design Trends for 2024

WebBiophilic Design. Biophilic design principles are expected to continue to be on the rise as people increasingly seek connections with nature beyond the mere …

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Blue Zone Lifestyle Habits

WebThe ‘Power 9’ habits common to these regions include moving naturally, having a purpose, avoiding stress, eating consciously, favoring a plant-based diet, …

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Six Chemical Classes Series: Flame Retardants

WebFlame retardants are chemical agents engineered to resist fire, preventing flames from entering a material and containing its spread. These agents emerged as a …

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What is 1% for the Planet

WebTo date, over $600 million has been donated to environmental initiatives by businesses around the world and that figure is set to grow exponentially. Members of the …

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Green Certifications: OEKO-TEX

WebGreen Certifications: OEKO-TEX. WLLW examines OEKO-TEX Standard 100, a key certification that safeguards against toxic substances in textiles, responding to …

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The Big Picture: A Conversation with Material Cultures

WebTheir recently released pocket-sized book, Material Reform: Building for a Post-Carbon Future, presents a series of short essays which explore the building …

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Bathroom Water Quality

WebDisinfectant chemicals such as chlorine and chloramine are routinely added in water treatment plants, to target bacteria. However, when reacting with natural materials …

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