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I am a professional environmental educator at Auburn University. My specialty is indoor air quality, including radon awareness and mitigation of all structures. I am well versed in issues involving mold and mildew in homes and other structures, as well as volatile organic compounds (odors) in homes. I teach the general public about asthma triggers such as dust, dust mites and other particulate matter, as well as pollen and the interaction of genetic inheritance with this malady.

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All Alabama citizens interested in Environmental Education, including Indoor Air Quality, Radon Education and how to fix associated problems. All of these programs are fully federally grant funded; therefore, this is a no-cost service to citizens.

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Recent Answers from Dr. Jesse LaPrade

2011-08-22 No smoking:

Jada,    I will answer your question with my opinion:    I have nothing to do with archaeological work at all, but here are my opinions about the matter.     In my opinion the majority of people's opinion

2011-08-15 thank you for your response:

Nancy,    I apologize for putting your question into the category of being "unable to   assist you".    That automatically does not allow my response to be rated by the questioner.   If you will forgive

2011-06-14 water pollution:

The remedies for water pollution depend on what the pollutant has been identified to be.    If, for instance, the water is cloudy with silt or other soil particles in it, that could be remedied by flocculation

2011-04-18 flood:

Rivers in the central part of the United States flood in the early spring because of snow melt from elevated lands adjacent to those rivers and heavy spring rains. This has been the "norm" since early

2011-03-16 global warming:

Ruby:    The ozone layer serves to reduce harmful ultraviolet radiation from striking the earth. In other words, it serves as a filter to prevent plants and all animals from being burned (damaged) by the

 

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