Source Vol 7

The US EPA Indoor Air Quality Tools For Schools Action Kit is
a practical tool for preventing and resolving indoor air quality
problems in schools at little or no cost. For a limited time only,
the National Education Association Health Infor-mation Network has
a limited supply of kits to distribute to schools for free. To receive
a free kit, you must be committed to using the kit in your school
or district. To find out more about this special offer, or to place
an order, contact:

Christine Luong, NEA HIN
1201 16th St., NW, Suite 521
Washington, DC 20036-3290
202/822-7799 (phone)
202/822-7775 (fax)
800/718-8387 (hotline)
[email protected] (e-mail)

Please include the following:

• Your name
• Name of school and/or district
• Grades in the school or district
• Address, including county
• Daytime Phone
• E-mail address (if applicable)

  The Source
  Volume 7 l Winter 1999

  This newsletter has been funded wholly by the United States
  Environmental Protection Agency under assistance agreement CX
  826419-01-0 to the National Education Association Health Information
  Network. The contents of this newsletter do not necessarily
  reflect the views and policies of the Environmental Protection
  Agency, nor does mention of trade names or commercial products
  constitute endorsement or recommendation for use. Any articles
  in this newsletter may be reprinted with appropriate citations.

  THE SOURCE Staff:
  Michele Hodak
  Project Coordinator
  Christine Luong
  Project Associate, The Source Editor