Clean air is good for you!
TUCAN Resources
Contents
Global movement
Collaboration across disciplines
Clean indoor air will benefit everybody
Key actions for consideration
Rationale for action
Current status
Australian context
Health impacts of poor indoor air quality
Cognitive and performance impacts of poor indoor air quality
Priority areas
Multi-disciplinary taskforce to develop pathway to clean indoor air
The economic case
International developments
Case studies
Improved indoor air quality framework
Recent articles
TUCAN presents
‘All in a Day’s Work’
The story of indoor occupational air pollution
Workers Guide to action on indoor workplace air pollution
Contents
- Why is indoor air pollution a workplace problem?
- Where does air pollution at work come from ?
- Control of air pollution at work – the law, standards and enforcement
- Workplace ventilation
- Making invisible pollutants and ventilation visible by monitoring
- Actions workers can take to clean the air, reduce pollution at work
Guidance on Air Pollution for Union Reps
Air Pollution – all in a day’s work?
Having decent work means being able to breathe clean air at work. The reality for most workers is that the air they are exposed to at work and on the work journey is polluted. There is very little acknowledgement of this in most government and local authority clean air policies. Government strategy is essentially an exercise in kicking the can down the road by delaying vital measures or passing it over to local authorities to sort out.
STOP DEADLY EXPOSURES @WORK TODAY!
Greener Manchester Hazards Centre leaflet