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The kind of ventilation we see in green schools, promotes wellness and supports a healthy learning environment. Poor ventilation is often behind sick building syndrome, which is known to cause symptoms including eye, nose, and throat irritations; headaches; fatigue; difficulty breathing; itching; and dry, irritated skin. To continue reading go to THE GREEN MARKET.
Green School Buildings: Ventilation and Natural Lighting
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Thursday, September 02 2010
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Thursday, September 02 2010
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The kind of ventilation we see in green schools, promotes wellness and supports a healthy learning environment. Poor ventilation is often behind sick building syndrome, which is known to cause symptoms including eye, nose, and throat irritations; headaches; fatigue; difficulty breathing; itching; and dry, irritated skin. To continue reading go to THE GREEN MARKET.
The use of natural light in green schools benefits students, teachers and administrators. By reducing energy requirements, natural light also offers an environmentally friendly means of bettering the bottom line. To continue reading go to THE GREEN MARKET.
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