The Benefits of Bike Riding
Better Your Health & Reduce Your Carbon Footprint We all know that bike riding is a beneficial activity for our health, planet, and economies. Since it is a low-impact activity,…
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Never Touched a Cigarette? Your Lungs May Show Otherwise!
Why You Should Be Concerned About the Air You Are Breathing Indoor air quality (IAQ) has never been more important than it is right now when it comes to the…
Air Quality Awareness
Simple Solutions to Improve Your Indoors In recent years, we have begun to give air quality elevated importance as discoveries about the health risks of inadequate air have risen. From…
Taking Action on the Climate Crisis
Why It Matters Climate change is the single greatest threat to public health in the 21st century. It already impacts all facets of our lives from more extreme weather, wildfires,…
Is Your Paint Selection Doing Your Health More Harm Than Good?
Tips on Making Healthier Paint Choices A crucial step in any interior design project includes paint selection. But did you know that most paints have nasty chemicals, including carcinogens, reproductive…
Is Your Space Designed with Consideration to Diverse Health Needs or Abilities?
Steps to Increase Community Health Did you know? Global companies in the top quartile for racial and ethnic diversity or gender diversity are 35% or 15% more likely to have…
Part 4: Can Material Selection Reduce Hazards to Occupants?
The Objective of Wellbeing Design is to Remove Harmful Chemicals from the Built Environment If you are here you must have read Parts 1, 2 & 3 of the Materials…
Part 3: Can Material Selection Reduce Hazards To Occupants?
The Objective of Wellbeing Design is to Remove Harmful Chemicals from the Built Environment In the previous blogs (Part 1 and Part 2), we discussed four hazardous materials that the…
Reimaging Workplace Wellness
Healthy Workplaces Require More Than Providing Health and Fitness Programs At Work Today’s blog has been written by Shannon Rogers, a Chronic Pain, and Functional Rehabilitation Specialist, who deals with…
Part 2: Can Material Selection Reduce Hazards To Occupants?
The Objective of Wellbeing Design is to Remove Harmful Chemicals from the Built Environment In the previous blog (Part 1), we discussed four hazardous materials that the International Living Future…