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Got the sniffles? You're not alone (St. Clair County Journal)
Michele Gasaway has always had allergies during the spring, but when she moved from Kirksville, Mo., to Glen Carbon this year, her seasonal sneezes and sniffles went from bad to worse.
Myanmar crisis figures high in US deputy secretary of state's Beijing talks (AP via Yahoo! Malaysia News)
The humanitarian crisis in Myanmar was expected to feature prominently in talks between the United States and China on Monday in Beijing.
Examine Air-Conditioner Manufacturing in China (Business Wire via Yahoo!7 Finance)
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c91544) has announced the addition of "Air-Conditioner Manufacturing in China" to their offering.
Severe asthma moving into the Southland (SouthtownStar)
Terri Triplett and her son Michael are at their wits' end. Since moving to Richton Park from Chicago's Roseland community, 16-year-old Michael has developed severe asthma. They've replaced carpet with wood floors and added air purifiers throughout their single-family house in hopes of reducing irritants.
Pollution inside your home can be worse inside than out (Belleville News-Democrat)
Pollution inside your home can be worse inside than out. Here's how to clean house:
Consumers bombarded by ionic products (Colorado Springs Gazette)
LOS ANGELES - Whether you're cruising through a drug store or surfing TV channels, you can't help but notice claims about ions. There are ionic hair dryers. Ionic air purifiers. Ionic foot pads. Even ionic clothes hangers.
Appliance drop-off scheduled this weekend (Wausau Daily Herald)
Wausau residents can dispose of unwanted or old appliances at the second Appliance Drop-Off Day event.
Natural Element: Home Clean Home (Psychology Today)
Nursing your house to good health.
Examine Air-Conditioner Manufacturing in China (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
DUBLIN, Ireland----Research and Markets has announced the addition of "Air-Conditioner Manufacturing in China" to their offering.
Pollution inside your home can be worse inside than out (The Charlotte Observer)
Pollution inside your home can be worse inside than out. Here's how to clean house: YOUNG AND DANGEROUS. Love that new-house smell? It may be a sign of toxic fumes from furniture, paint and floors. Volatile organic compounds (VOCs), including the carcinogens formaldehyde and styrene, can cause everything from headaches to sore throats. VOC-free paint and furniture, natural fiber rugs and ...
