Carbon monoxide (CO)is the most dangerous commonly occurring indoor air pollutant. While radon, asbestos, volatile organic chemicals and other indoor air pollutants can cause cancer, short term exposure to high levels of CO can be deadly. The Carbon Monoxide Fact Book describes how carbon monoxide (CO) is created, the sources of CO, the chemistry and physiology of CO, the symptoms of CO poisoning, first aid for exposure to CO, and safety standards for exposure. Also included is the "Indoor Evaluation Checklist", which helps you evaluate any indoor space for CO. The results help you avoid and solve potential CO problems in the home, office or any other enclosed space. This is a fact-filled, informative guide designed to help you prevent, identify and correct CO problems indoors. It could help you save a life! William E. Kuriger, Ph.D. is an environmental scientist and economist with W. E. Kuriger Associates. Since the mid 1980's Bill has been involved in environmental and economic matters including water and soil testing, photoionization monitors and ion specific electrodes, wetlands science, petroleum assessment and remediation in soil and waters, indoor air pollutant characterization,and tax rate and economic growth investigation. Bill is the author of a number of books and booklets on indoor air pollutants, winter botany, environmental and economic essays, carbon monoxide and related topics

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