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Indoor Air Quality in Sawmills
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How to Improve Indoor Air Quality in Sawmills: A Practical Guide

Sawmills are the backbone of the timber industry; they’re also dusty environments where indoor air quality can quickly become a health and safety hazard. Between airborne wood particles, fine dust, and machinery emissions, sawmills pose real risks to worker health and operational efficiency if proper air management isn’t in place.

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Corona virus respiratory effects
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COVID-19’s Lasting Impact on Respiratory Health & Indoor Air

It’s hard to believe that five years have passed since the world faced one of the most devastating global health crises. The COVID-19 pandemic turned our lives upside down, leaving long-lasting effects on individuals, communities, and entire nations. According to estimates, there were 704,753,890 reported cases and 7,010,681 deaths worldwide

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Post Bushfire Health Effects and Ways to Mitigate Them

Several Australian regions face severe bushfires during the summer season. They destroy forests, homes, and the habitats of thousands of animals and birds, with many losing their lives. However, not everything returns to normal once the flames are extinguished and the skies are clear. Bushfires leave a lasting impact on

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Norovirus
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Understanding and Mitigating the Effects of Norovirus in Australia

Outbreaks caused by the notorious “stomach bug” are quite common worldwide, and it remains the leading cause of vomiting and diarrhea. While norovirus is known to be highly transmissible through contaminated food and water, recent research studies have highlighted another mode of transmission—aerosols. However, evidence and research on this transmission

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Understanding Changes to Aluminium Fume Standards: 5mg/m³ to 1mg/m³

Workers in the manufacturing and metalworking sectors are exposed to toxic chemical emissions and airborne particles. Aluminium welding fumes in these sectors pose a serious threat to worker health due to prolonged exposure. Regulatory authorities have proposed changes to permissible aluminium welding fume standards to address these safety concerns. This

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Two men sitting outdoors with bushfire smoke burning nearby, creating a hazy and intense atmosphere
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How to Mitigate Smoke in Buildings: A Deep Dive into ASHRAE’s Latest Guidance

The changing climate patterns have increased the intensity of natural calamities, including bushfires. Recent fires in Los Angeles, California have devastated infrastructure, leaving many families homeless. Australia, too, has been facing intense bushfires due to extremely high temperatures. The consequences of these fires are dangerous, as the release of smoke

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Bushfire Smoke – The Silent Killer

Bushfires have significantly degraded the climate and landscape of Australia. People often believe bushfire smoke causes outdoor damage, but the reality is different. It is the silent danger that degrades the quality of indoor air because wildfires release toxic smoke that travels and affects areas some distance away. Most people

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