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Air pollution has dropped significantly in #Paris in the last 15 years. Mayor @annehidalgo.bsky.social’s leadership has traded car space for green space, safe bike space, kid space.. and traded pollution for people.
Good trade.
Good trade.
January 17, 2025 at 12:13 AM
Air pollution has dropped significantly in #Paris in the last 15 years. Mayor @annehidalgo.bsky.social’s leadership has traded car space for green space, safe bike space, kid space.. and traded pollution for people.
Good trade.
Good trade.
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New paper by Corsi's group at UC Davis on long term clean air delivery rate performance of #CRBox. Held up well after an academic year of operation. pubs.rsc.org/en/content/a...
Longevity of size-dependent particle removal performance of do-it-yourself box fan air filters
Filtration performance of do-it-yourself (DIY) box fan filters deployed across a university campus was assessed over an academic year. Four DIY air filters were constructed from box fans and air filte...
pubs.rsc.org
November 11, 2024 at 2:54 PM
New paper by Corsi's group at UC Davis on long term clean air delivery rate performance of #CRBox. Held up well after an academic year of operation. pubs.rsc.org/en/content/a...
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Why should you care about indoor air?
1. You inhale a greater mass of air than the mass of water you drink.
2. Chemical concentrations in indoor air are typically higher than outdoors.
3. 90% of your breaths inhale indoor air.
4. Unlike water, you don't get to choose your indoor air (in public).
1. You inhale a greater mass of air than the mass of water you drink.
2. Chemical concentrations in indoor air are typically higher than outdoors.
3. 90% of your breaths inhale indoor air.
4. Unlike water, you don't get to choose your indoor air (in public).
November 13, 2024 at 7:58 PM
Why should you care about indoor air?
1. You inhale a greater mass of air than the mass of water you drink.
2. Chemical concentrations in indoor air are typically higher than outdoors.
3. 90% of your breaths inhale indoor air.
4. Unlike water, you don't get to choose your indoor air (in public).
1. You inhale a greater mass of air than the mass of water you drink.
2. Chemical concentrations in indoor air are typically higher than outdoors.
3. 90% of your breaths inhale indoor air.
4. Unlike water, you don't get to choose your indoor air (in public).
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Electric buses can be used to gather mobile outdoor air quality data since they don't have emissions.
Electric buses as an air pollution and meteorological observation network: Methodology and preliminary results
Many local agencies in the United States and other countries are tasked to install air pollution monitoring systems of highly accurate sensors that ha…
www.sciencedirect.com
November 14, 2024 at 7:22 PM
Electric buses can be used to gather mobile outdoor air quality data since they don't have emissions.
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The guiding principles for good indoor air quality:
1. Reduce sources (don't bring chemicals indoors).
2. Increase ventilation (assuming no fires/roads outside).
3. Clean the air to remove particles (without impacting chemistry).
4. Keep RH below 60% to prevent mold growth.
1. Reduce sources (don't bring chemicals indoors).
2. Increase ventilation (assuming no fires/roads outside).
3. Clean the air to remove particles (without impacting chemistry).
4. Keep RH below 60% to prevent mold growth.
Four principles for achieving good indoor air quality
Click on the article title to read more.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
November 15, 2024 at 2:14 PM
The guiding principles for good indoor air quality:
1. Reduce sources (don't bring chemicals indoors).
2. Increase ventilation (assuming no fires/roads outside).
3. Clean the air to remove particles (without impacting chemistry).
4. Keep RH below 60% to prevent mold growth.
1. Reduce sources (don't bring chemicals indoors).
2. Increase ventilation (assuming no fires/roads outside).
3. Clean the air to remove particles (without impacting chemistry).
4. Keep RH below 60% to prevent mold growth.
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Until the world gets airborne disease transmission under control, we will continue to need respirators for close contact in public spaces, especially schools & healthcare
November 16, 2024 at 3:52 PM
Until the world gets airborne disease transmission under control, we will continue to need respirators for close contact in public spaces, especially schools & healthcare
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I'm concerned that ppl may think all we need to do is follow ASHRAE 241 of deliver 6 ACH to ensure safe indoor air
When that fails, there will be a backlash against Safe Indoor Air
When that fails, there will be a backlash against Safe Indoor Air
November 16, 2024 at 3:52 PM
I'm concerned that ppl may think all we need to do is follow ASHRAE 241 of deliver 6 ACH to ensure safe indoor air
When that fails, there will be a backlash against Safe Indoor Air
When that fails, there will be a backlash against Safe Indoor Air
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Ein Großteil der Probleme bei postviralen Erkrankungen (u.a. Long Covid) ist bekanntermaßen autoimmun bedingt.
Das heißt, das Immunsystem schädigt die eigenen Gefäße, Gelenke, Organe.
Nur um "Ich brauche keine Impfung/Maske, ich hab ein starkes Immunsystem!" mal ins Verhältnis zu setzen...
Das heißt, das Immunsystem schädigt die eigenen Gefäße, Gelenke, Organe.
Nur um "Ich brauche keine Impfung/Maske, ich hab ein starkes Immunsystem!" mal ins Verhältnis zu setzen...
October 20, 2023 at 4:40 AM
Ein Großteil der Probleme bei postviralen Erkrankungen (u.a. Long Covid) ist bekanntermaßen autoimmun bedingt.
Das heißt, das Immunsystem schädigt die eigenen Gefäße, Gelenke, Organe.
Nur um "Ich brauche keine Impfung/Maske, ich hab ein starkes Immunsystem!" mal ins Verhältnis zu setzen...
Das heißt, das Immunsystem schädigt die eigenen Gefäße, Gelenke, Organe.
Nur um "Ich brauche keine Impfung/Maske, ich hab ein starkes Immunsystem!" mal ins Verhältnis zu setzen...