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Two teams from Berkeley Lab have been involved with the Consortium since its inception in 2011: The Energy Technologies Areas Indoor Environment Group has carried out studies to quantify THS contamination, understand chemical reactions involving tobacco-related pollutants, assess occupant exposures, health impacts and risk

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