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PODCAST: Building and renovating healthier homes can improve our livability

TODAY IN BC: HAVAN鈥檚 podcast 鈥楳easure Twice, Cut Once鈥
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Do you know if your home is healthy?

Co-hosts Mike and Jennifer-Lee chat with Brett Stenner of CiPartners, and notes the air, light, and water consumed in our homes impacts the livability of the space.

鈥淲e spend about 90% of our time indoors and the air quality that most people have in their homes is typically 5 times worse than the air outdoors. So, as you enter your home, you鈥檙e thinking you鈥檙e entering your sanctuary, where you feel safe, but the indoor air quality might be worse than what you would have outside,鈥 says Stenner.

Listen in as co-hosts Mike and Jennifer-Lee hear solutions for building and renovating healthy homes.

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Peter McCully

About the Author: Peter McCully

Peter has been a broadcaster and publisher on both of Canada鈥檚 coasts and has owned a small newspaper and run an advertising agency along the way.
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