How Can We Save Water and Money?

I have been impressed by a movement by Vollara to help our planet save the aquifers and help our people save money--and even make money by doing their laundry.
Check out http://www.saveonebilliongallons.com
Water issues are something we will start addressing in our blog.

Till next time

Been Gone Awhile

Sorry readers, I haven't been blogging recently--couldn't access my page through some Google changes and I just didn't comprehend what they wanted me to do to change my set up.
 So we have it all figured out now and can bring you IAQ information for your home or office.
Thanks for your patience.
Send us your questions and we can help.

[Future Environment Designs] CDC Public Health Matters Blog - Discusses NYC P...

 Topic: [Future Environment Designs] CDC Public Health Matters Blog - Discusses NYC P...

Angelo Garcia III <angelo3@futureenv.com> Mar 01 10:50AM -0800 ^

[http://blogs.cdc.gov/publichealthmatters/2011/02/battling-disease-outbreaks-in-the-big-apple-2/]
Image via WikipediaOne February 11, Scott Harper a Career Epidemiology
Field Officer (CEFO) for the Centers for Disese Control (CDC)
posted "Battling Disease Outbreaks in the Big Apple." Mr. Harper is
stationed at the New York City Department of Health & Mental Hygiene
and currently leads surveillance and response activities for influenza,
zoonotic, and vectorborne diseases. The posting discusses New York
City's most recent disease importation that came in the form of
pandemic H1N1 Influenza in 2009-10. It makes interesting reading and
gives you an idea what life as a CEFO is like. Hope you find it as
interesting as I did.


Related articlesFlu Cases on the Rise in U.S. (webmd.com) The Truth
About Flu Pandemics (everydayhealth.com) U.S. Flu Season Picking up,
CDC Reports (nlm.nih.gov) One Year Later: 5 Lessons from the H1N1
Pandemic (time.com) "Avian Influenza A (H5N1) Human Infection in Hong
Kong" and related posts (hygimia69.blogspot.com) Are We Sick of the
Flu? (abcnews.go.com)

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Posted By Angelo Garcia III to Future Environment Designs at 3/01/2011
01:50:00 PM

March is here Spring is around the corner.

I don't know how your winter has been, but for many of us in the Midwest it has had snow and very frigid temperatures.That all comes together to have us spend our time inside with no fresh air and breathing dust, dust mites(eck) and various fumes trapped in our homes. Now that we have opened up the house a couple of days we will have the pollens and spores floating around causing allergies--don't we all love that?
Those of you with central HVAC systems can prepare yourselves by having a clean/ check done and changing the filter. But for the rest of us and those things that don't run through your system--there is a solution.
Want to know more? Come back next week for some free info.
Or if you are interested now send me an e-mail    rick@rlenvirocare.com

Have a great week.

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Winter in Full Swing

Well it's here, winter is in full swing and we've experienced frigid temperatures already. Many have already had problems with the lack of fresh air in a closed up home. We must keep them closed up to keep warm right? Right. But you can experience "fresh air" even while heating is going on. If you have an HRV or ERV (heat recovery ventilator and energy recovery ventilator respectively) you can recover heat while bringing in outside air and exhausting your stale air. However if you don't have one of these extensive systems you can still purify and heat your home with a Safehearth heater.
See the product www.myvollara.com/rickvstein
Click on environment purity and it shows up right there.
Great option to heat and purify the air and not have to run the entire central heating system.