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Air Quality Sciences, Inc. Announces the Second Annual Seminar on 
Indoor Air Quality, October 18-19, 1995

Atlanta, GA -- June 28, 1995 - Air Quality Sciences, Inc. (AQS), specializing 
in indoor air quality, is hosting a seminar on the impact of product 
manufacturing and building operation on indoor air quality.  This seminar, A 
COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF INDOOR AIR QUALITY, is designed for manufacturers of 
indoor products, designers, architects, building owners and managers, indoor 
air quality consultants, government officials and school administrators.  The 
seminar will be held at the Cobb Galleria Centre in Atlanta, Georgia on 
October 18 & 19, 1995.

Experts from the field of indoor air quality (IAQ) will provide seminar 
attendees with updated information and ideas on meeting the challenges of 
improving IAQ in the workplace.  Seminar attendees will hear presentations 
from representatives of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Building 
Owners and Managers Association, the General Services Administration, and 
indoor product manufacturers.  Topics will include current trends in the 
industry, pollution prevention programs, regulatory issues, and risk 
assessment.  The seminar will also cover environmental chamber testing of 
products and how to understand the results.

AQS is the leading commercial provider of environmental chamber studies and 
IAQ pollutant measurements.  The firm uses the most advaced environmental 
chamber technology to test products and sophisticated analytical procedures to 
determine levels of emissions that can affect IAQ.  AQS works internationally 
with product manufacturers, government agencies, school administrators, and 
industry associations to study and improve the quality of indoor air.

For more information:  Karen Cantrell  (404)  933-0638.