Professor Tom Woolley is an architect with extensive practice experience in Scotland and London, specialising in the renovation of old buildings and working with community groups. He is former Professor of Architecture at Queens University, Belfast, Editor of the award- winning Green Building Digest, and former Chairman of the Northern Ireland Building Regulations Advisory Committee and former member of the Ministerial Advisory Committee. He is the author of numerous books including Building Materials, Health and Indoor Air Quality, Routledge, 2016.

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• AcknowledgementsChapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Chemicals in building materialsChapter 3: Emissions from building materials and health impactsChapter 4: UK, EU and WHO policies on indoor air qualityChapter 5: Damp, mould, building materials and retrofitChapter 6: Ventilation and personal contaminantsChapter 7: Testing for indoor air qualityChapter 8: Healthy building, greenwashing and wellwashingChapter 9: Afterthoughts

Professor Tom Woolley is an architect with extensive practice experience in Scotland and London, specialising in the renovation of old buildings and working with community groups. He is former Professor of Architecture at Queens University, Belfast, Editor of the award- winning Green Building Digest, and former Chairman of the Northern Ireland Building Regulations Advisory Committee and former member of the Ministerial Advisory Committee. He is the author of numerous books including Building Materials, Health and Indoor Air Quality, Routledge, 2016.

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• AcknowledgementsChapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Chemicals in building materialsChapter 3: Emissions from building materials and health impactsChapter 4: UK, EU and WHO policies on indoor air qualityChapter 5: Damp, mould, building materials and retrofitChapter 6: Ventilation and personal contaminantsChapter 7: Testing for indoor air qualityChapter 8: Healthy building, greenwashing and wellwashingChapter 9: Afterthoughts

Professor Tom Woolley is an architect with extensive practice experience in Scotland and London, specialising in the renovation of old buildings and working with community groups. He is former Professor of Architecture at Queens University, Belfast, Editor of the award- winning Green Building Digest, and former Chairman of the Northern Ireland Building Regulations Advisory Committee and former member of the Ministerial Advisory Committee. He is the author of numerous books including Building Materials, Health and Indoor Air Quality, Routledge, 2016.

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• AcknowledgementsChapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Chemicals in building materialsChapter 3: Emissions from building materials and health impactsChapter 4: UK, EU and WHO policies on indoor air qualityChapter 5: Damp, mould, building materials and retrofitChapter 6: Ventilation and personal contaminantsChapter 7: Testing for indoor air qualityChapter 8: Healthy building, greenwashing and wellwashingChapter 9: Afterthoughts