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The main cause of 'sick building syndrome' is usually:

1. Too much natural light
2. Poor indoor air quality and inadequate ventilation
3. Excessive outdoor exercise
4. High building height

Answer

B. Poor indoor air quality and inadequate ventilation

Solution

Sources include VOCs from furnishings, mold and inadequate fresh air.

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