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The remedy for a sick building could be rooted in live plants.
A NASA study concludes that greenery naturally filters the air and can reduce nearly half the airborne illnesses that thrive in tight, energy-efficient buildings.
The study concluded that even a small planting of ivy can counteract toxins in the air, especially benzene, a carcinogen found in gasoline and some paints and glues. Other healthy favorites are... (Click here to read more) |