EH&E has completed a major indoor air quality study for the U.S. government which found a strong association between the presence of Chinese drywall, low level concentrations of hydrogen sulfide, and corrosion of metals in homes.

EH&E has been contracted by the Consumer Product Safety Commission to study the Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) in homes built using Chinese drywall. The study will compare findings in 35 homes built using Chinese drywall with 15 “control” homes.

EH&E is the primary author of a recently released World Health Organization (WHO) manual detailing the public health sectors' critical role in the management of chemical incidents and emergencies.

EH&E recently partnered with Goucher College to complete a greenhouse gas emissions inventory as required by the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment.

EH&E has been named as a 2009 Green Business Awards winner by the Boston Business Journal (BBJ) for energy-saving improvements the firm made to its offices in Needham, Mass. The improvements reduced the company’s energy consumption by 20% and qualified its workspace as an Energy Star Building.

A new hospital energy performance service can help hospitals to improve both building systems performance and energy efficiency by 25% or more – with much of the savings linked to low-cost modifications.

EH&E is offering several resources to help businesses address concerns regarding the rapid spread of the Swine Flu.

EH&E, a leading provider of environmental and engineering consulting services will host a comprehensive web training program titled “Managing Moisture & Mold During Your Construction Projects” for webcast on Thursday, May 7, 2009.

A new, free white paper can help building owners, developers, and others minimize the very real risks and costs caused by the discovery of PCBs in their construction materials.

A new, free white paper details how Brigham and Women’s Hospital, along with EH&E, were able to balance clinical needs with a sustainable environment plus achieve a 20% energy consumption reduction, all in accordance with LEED criteria.

Healthcare institutions often struggle with the numerous and complex regulatory requirements. To help save time, avoid expensive fines, and prevent an adverse Joint Commission accreditation decision, EH&E has designed an automated management solution for the Environment of Care regulatory compliance program.

Environment of Care (EC) managers can now quickly and easily access practical tips to better achieve and maintain their organization’s EC compliance with the launch of a new series of brief, web-based audio interviews with EC experts called “EC Bits.”

A new, free, white paper details how university and college administrators can utilize tools to maximize capital investment strategies for a campus sustainability program.