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Since the study of indoor air pollutants scientists have found that many regular household items as well as non-household items attribute to decreased indoor air quality. For example, vinyl flooring, carpet, air conditioning/heating units, insulation, paints, cleaning products, furniture, and even construction products such as plywood, and concrete.

Are companies more or less environmentally responsible now than they were in the past? Why do you think that is?

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This solution of 138 words compares the level of environmental responsibility in companies today and in the past and explains the main differences.

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The level of environmental responsibility is the same as it was in the past. It is easy to assume that in the past companies were very irresponsible, but that would be discounting our knowledge of the ...

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