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ASHI Leaders Attend EPA Conference

By Edited by ASHI Staff | June 01, 2011

Region 8 of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) held a one-day stakeholder meeting in Denver, Colorado, April 7, 2011, to discuss indoor air quality (Air Plus), radon and lead-based paint.

Attending were (l to r) Robert Walstead, ASHI Council of Representatives speaker; Chrystine Kelley, Denver energy specialist; Eric Worling, EPA Air Plus coordinator; Christine Keyser, representing the Utah Department of Environmental Quality Radon Programs; and Kurt Salomon, ASHI 2011 president.

Edited by ASHI Staff

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