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Under Construction: Building a Safer Industry John Tibbetts Abstract image credit: PhotoDisc A revolution in the building industry over the past decade has spawned a new generation of safer materials and practices, decreasing some health risks for construction workers. Concerned consumers, builders, materials manufacturers, and government regulatory agencies have all contributed to a turn toward "green" building materials and practices, meaning that homeowners and office workers now are better able to live and work in healthier environments, and many construction workers are handling and installing less-toxic materials. The full version of this article is available for free in HTML or PDF formats. |
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