Indoor Air Quality Association Of Texas Growing, Seeks Members

AUSTIN, TX — The Indoor Air Quality Association of Texas (IAQAT), a newly-formed, non-profit association based here, is finding itself very popular these days in the light of recent mold litigation in Texas.

“IAQAT has already received and is anticipating unprecedented interest in our organization due to the major publicity on mold issues in Texas,” said Gregory Becker, IAQAT president. “We believe our members have a significant contribution to make and educational role to play in areas which deal with Texas mold and indoor air quality.”

IAQAT recently held a membership meeting and has been signing up new members via its online website at www.iaqat.org. For more information call 512-454-8626.

Publication date: 05/20/2002

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