NAVIGATING INDOOR AIR QUALITY REGULATIONS AND CARBON CAPTURE STANDARDS
Samiullah Khan F
Department of Management, Himalayan University, Itanagar, A.P.
Prof. (Dr.) Prakash Divakaran
Department of Management, Himalayan University, Itanagar, A.P.
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This research paper presents a comprehensive analysis of indoor air quality (IAQ) regulations and carbon capture standards, aiming to provide a structured framework for sustainable building design. With the increasing emphasis on environmental consciousness and human health, understanding the interplay between IAQ regulations and carbon capture technologies is crucial for achieving healthier and more sustainable indoor environments. This paper evaluates existing regulations, outlines key components of effective IAQ management, and proposes integrated strategies for achieving compliance with both IAQ and carbon capture standards in indoor spaces.
Keywords:
Indoor air quality; Carbon capture; Sustainable building design; Regulations; Monitoring; Verification.
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