Filament and their emissions

My current focus is on reducing and removing the harmful pollutions that are emitted during the 3D printing process. After my current very bad batch of e-Sun ABS+ (which is meant to the low emission), I am moving on two vectors; reducing the VOC/PM emissions and removing any such emissions. Initial research articles for reference:

• Characterization of particulate and gaseous pollutants emitted during operation of a desktop 3D printer
  
• Characterization of volatile organic compound emissions from consumer level material extrusion 3D printers
  
• 3-D printer emissions raise concerns and prompt controls
  

After reading the above and also experiencing the supposedly low emissions e-Sun's current ABS+ formulation effects on my skin, itchiness, small rashes, headaches, etc., I have zero desire to continue to allow this to be not controlled properly. 

To address my first concern about using lower emissions filament, I have found a few candidates, with the specific consideration for use as the parts to build the Voron printer. Ther

• ColorFabb HT
• Extrudr Green-Tec Pro

As potential candidates. My understanding in terms of the engineering requirements of the parts within a sealed CoreXY printer are:

1. Ability to withstand up to 80 to 90 ºC of continuous operation (I doubt that the chamber could get up that high, but as a minimum specification with some margin of safety).
2. Low susceptibility for creep or plastic deformation under load and/or high temperatures.
3. Some ability for the material to have plastic deformation under load, but not excessive.

Based on the 3 criteria, I believe that the two considered filaments meets that criteria, but I am sure that they are not the only ones. I am very clear that the Voron Dev recommends ABS and nothing else, except for PC-ABS for the fan ducts. But hey, this is DIY and I have a few additional criteria in mind and for me, price for the filament is not an issue. Seriously, the top end filament might cost 4-5 times more than ABS, but we are talking only a hundred dollars at most, and if printed and installed correct, could last hundreds of hours and make thousands of prints. But more importantly, also protect my health.