Molds are a type of fungus and mold spores are their airborne particles that contribute to indoor air pollution.

House dustmites are a common indoor air pollutant. They are microscopic, spider-like organisms that live in beds, carpets and other soft furnishings.

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Airborne particles that contaminate indoor or outdoor environments, affecting healthy breathing and creating dirt wherever they settle.

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Your favorite perfume or cologne is potentially dangerous to you and others around you.

A facility that processes municipal solid waste through incineration or waste-to-energy conversion.

Ash produced during combustion in mass burn facilities or municipal solid waste incinerators.

A type of radioactive waste that is a by-product of the nuclear fuel cycle–processes that are needed to produce nuclear fission or the splitting of the atom.

Materials left over from the production of nuclear energy. It is the broader term that includes all waste types that contain radioactivity — among these is nuclear waste.

A device that generates negative electrical charges attracting airborne particles–including smoke, dust and other allergens–which are then trapped, thus cleaning the air. Ionizers are gaining popularity for improving indoor air quality.

A philosophy in modern science that espouses chemical and engineering research to design products and processes with minimal impact to the environment, particularly minimizing the use of hazardous substances.