Dear Reader: Humans spend 90% of their time indoors, a big portion of which under electric lighting. This subjects us to the prospect of physical imbalances, which in turn can make us not only less happy, but less productive. Now, hold that thought. Fact: the sleep aid market has grown an average of 29% annually […]
Circadian Rhythms and The Use of Color Tuning Read More »
Dear Reader: Those fluorescent lamps you’re considering replacing with new LED are a toxic bomb, so we suggest you think carefully about their handling and disposition as you plan out your retrofit project. They’ve got to be handled properly, because improper handling puts your employees and their families – particularly young children – at risk.
Fluorescent’s Mercury, a Cause of Damage to Children’s Nervous Systems Read More »
Dear Reader: There are a myriad of reasons why our industrial lighting contracting company does what it does, including the altruistic purposes for which we ply our craft. The projects in which we engage inevitably result in energy reductions, which in turn has a positive impact on both human beings and the environment. The Nitric
LED’s Effect on Nitric Oxide, a Major Contributor to Respiratory Disease Read More »
Mercury exists in various forms: elemental (or metallic) and inorganic (to which people may be exposed through their occupation); and organic (e.g., methylmercury, to which people may be exposed through their diet). These forms of mercury differ in their degree of toxicity and in their effects on the nervous, digestive and immune systems, and on
Acute or chronic mercury exposure can cause adverse effects during any period of development. Mercury is a highly toxic element; there is no known safe level of exposure. Ideally, neither children nor adults should have any mercury in their bodies because it provides no physiological benefit. Read More…
EPA Nitrogen Oxides, Why and How They Are Controlled
Nitric Oxides…Controlled Read More »
Industrial pollution can lower the pH of precipitation, creating acid rain. This type of acid precipitation can directly kill some organisms, like trees and fish, devastating ecosystems. Read More…
Health Effects of Acid Rain Read More »
