The debate over requiring new residential buildings to include indoor air quality monitoring systems versus maintaining traditional ventilation standards - (Reading > Viewpoints)

The debate over requiring new residential buildings to include indoor air quality monitoring systems versus maintaining traditional ventilation standards

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The main point of disagreement between Chen and Martinez is . Dr. Thompson's position differs from Chen's in that . According to the text, Wilson's main concern is that . The estimated cost of implementing air quality monitoring systems would be . The debate about air quality monitoring systems has intensified because .

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The article presents a balanced view of the air quality monitoring debate, but I think . Chen's argument about modern buildings being airtight is , but Martinez's concern about affordability . What's missing from this discussion is . I believe the best solution would be to as Wilson suggests.

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