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One of the more timely and controversial topics for environmental monitoring is
the vapor intrusion (AKA Indoor Air) pathway. The various federal and state
policies provide some guidance into the potential ways to evaluate this
pathway. There is also those that prefer not to sample for data inside
residences, but to evaluate the potential for indoor air contamination (without
confirmation data) by the use of models. The rationale (I believe) is that
indoor air would have anticipated compounds that would show up in an adequate
air sample analysis including those not related to a contamination event, but
just from typical household products. The Mass Environmental Policy provides a
good section on communication of site specific and typical indoor contaminants,
as well as health risk. I have attempted to provide some sources that (my
opinion) are excellent for this relatively new topic. These sources are
provided on my Chem Homepage at http://members.aol.com/hydratwo/chem.htm . I
would also like to request opinions on other sources that may be valuable. 

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