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  Lessons from Developing Methods to Study the Relationship of Energy and Water Savings to Housing Conditions and Resident Health
 
 
Titel: Lessons from Developing Methods to Study the Relationship of Energy and Water Savings to Housing Conditions and Resident Health
Auteur: Brugge, Doug
Panikkar, Bindu
Snell, John
Welker-Hood, Kristen
Verschenen in: Local environment
Paginering: Jaargang 11 (2006) nr. 6 pagina's 701-717
Jaar: 2006-12-01
Inhoud: Energy- and water-saving have been promoted as ways of saving money while there has been controversy about the effects (if any) of such measures on resident health. In public housing in the US, energy saving has taken the form of Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPC) that pay for renovations out of future savings. In an attempt to test feasibility and pilot research methods we conducted a study of the relationship between gas and water use, exterior heat sensor locations, and basement ventilation with indices developed from resident-reported living conditions and health symptoms in a single housing development. The data sources that we had available to us were not ideal. In particular, we were unable to obtain water use data that coincided in time with our health survey data. Also, we did not have enough surveys in buildings with high water or gas use and had to pool those buildings with other buildings for analysis. Nevertheless, we found several associations between our measures of energy use and resident reports of health symptoms. The associations that we found were generally in the direction that energy and water savings were associated with fewer symptoms and fewer environmental problems. There is a need for studies that obtain better input data but that generally follow the approach we developed.
Uitgever: Routledge
Bronbestand: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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