"Well researched and clearly presented by a recognized expert in the field."
Dr. Kenneth W. Edwards, Real Estate Professional
"An interesting read and a good resource for information on indoor air quality... it offers solutions rather than blame."
Lauren Heine, PhD, Chemical and Engineering News
"May does a good job of explaining technical information in a simple manner, using instructive photographs... Will be especially useful for libraries emphasizing legal and policy collections."
"This book is a non-alarmist, extremely current, review of many now recognized sources of inevitable and not-so-inevitable air quality impairment... this book belongs in your reference library."
Richard Hughes, M.D. News
"May's new book on sick buildings offers practical cures for both individuals and those in charge of such properties."
"A scientific, practical, and thorough guide to indoor air quality."
"Takes on very complex issues, explains them in a language we can understand, and best of all stresses that sources of indoor air pollution can be identified and removed."
"This very readable, 317-page book targets the general public and office occupants."
Janice Camp, Respiratory Care
"This little book as a lot to offer."
J. Thomas Pierce, MBBS, PhD, Doody's Review Service
