Get a healthy indoor environment
Healthy Indoor Environment was established in 2023 to help people achieve a better indoor environment by accumulating existing knowledge, creating new knowledge, and informing about ways to a better air quality.
Good air quality in our homes is of great importance to our health and well-being – and makes us feel more comfortable in our home. Good air quality in day care centres and schools increases both well-being and learning ability – just as good air quality at work increases our concentration and thereby productivity.
People in the developed world spend most of their lives indoors. Therefore, it is important that pollution from harmful particles, chemicals, gases, mould, etc. is minimised to maintain good air quality – and that a continuous flow of fresh air is infused to our buildings.
Fortunately, we can often minimise pollution if we use our head. We are often responsible for polluting the indoor environment – just as we are responsible for ventilating. External sources such as wood smoke, diesel emissions, radon, evaporation from soil pollution around the building, etc., however, can also cause indoor air pollution.
On this website, we have accumulated knowledge on indoor air pollution and simple ways to reduce pollution in your home – and how the indoor air in your children’s daycare/school and at your educational institution/workplace can be improved. We focus on air quality, but other parameters are also important for a good indoor environment e.g., noise, temperature, smell, draft, and light.
If you want to be kept up to date on improving your indoor environment, sign up to receive our free newsletter, which is published 4-6 times a year by e-mail. You can always unsubscribe again.
You sign up for the newsletter by sending an e-mail to Tanja: tanja@godtindeklima.nu