The forward thinking Facilities Management Department at Florida State University (FSU) felt these dirty coils were nothing but a pot of gold buried in dust and debris in these air handling systems.
Tallahassee, FL -- Rising energy costs, lower maintenance budgets and decreased indoor air quality are challenges facing every facility manager across the country. But potential savings can be right under an organizations nose. Case in point: dirty or clogged commercial evaporator coils. Simply performing a deep cleansing with PURE-Steam coil Cleaning and Flushing can dramatically reduce energy costs, while improving in indoor air quality and with no chemicals.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in collaboration with state and local health departments and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)External Web Site Icon, is investigating a multistate outbreak of fungal meningitis and other infections among patients who received contaminated steroid injections. The investigation also includes fungal infections associated with injections in a peripheral joint space, such as a knee, shoulder or ankle. Patients who received injections in peripheral joints only are not believed to be at risk...
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by Jerry Osteryoung - Helping Small Businesses | tallahassee~com
Whether you have a one-person office or a hundred-person office, maintaining a clean work environment is important for so many different reasons - the health of your workforce and orderly presentation are just a couple of them.
Honestly, until about five years ago, I had no idea that cleaning products had any effect on people or the environment. I am not an avid environmentalist, but I do believe that we have a responsibility to leave the world in at least as good a shape as we found it. In addition, I feel that when environmental concerns impact worker productivity, we all need to start paying attention.
by Thomas Gnau, Staff Writer | DaytonaDailyNews.com
A letter entered into court records identifies for the first time several factors that may have caused an outbreak of Legionnaire's disease in Miami Valley Hospital's new 12-story patient tower shortly after it opened in late 2010.
The outbreak, at the time the largest in Ohio in seven years, sickened at least 11 patients. State health officials tied one death to the outbreak.
The hospital sought in court to have the letter removed from a civil case stemming from the outbreak, but a Montgomery County judge rejected the request last week.
by Andy Wright |In Environmental Health of BayCitizen.org
Levels of formaldehyde in Bay Area day care centers exceed state safety standards, according to a new report from UC Berkeley researchers.
The report was funded by the California Air Resources Board and examined 40 day care centers in Alameda and Monterey counties. Researchers from the university's Center for Environmental Research and Children's Health examined indoor air quality and floor dust samples. Thirty-five of those centers had levels of formaldehyde that exceeded state safety standards. Formaldehyde is an eye, nose and respiratory irritant as well as a carcinogen.
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