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Two Metro Vancouver libraries say there has been astronomical demand for carbon dioxide monitors after they began stocking them last month. The tiny monitors, update with the amount of carbon dioxide in the air every few minutes, measured in parts per million (ppm). Not only is carbon dioxide a measure of indoor air quality — with poor air quality shown to impact learning outcomes and brain activity — it can also be a reflection of the amount of infectious aerosols in the air, particularly relevant given airborne diseases like COVID-19.
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Two Metro Vancouver libraries say there has been astronomical demand for carbon dioxide monitors after they began stocking them last month.1 CommentComment on Facebook
Interesting!! we are still trying to clean up our air in the BC Gulf Islands, wear a respirator if you visit in the winter, there is way way WAY too much wood burning ...no bylaws protect our health from this archaic practice. it is NOT paradise as advertised.
Timeline photosDid you know that when wood is burned in home appliances, fireplaces or campfires, the wood smoke released can cause lung and heart disease?
Wood smoke contains pollutants and gases that can cause eye and throat irritation, increase inflammation and decrease the body’s ability to oxygenate blood.
Learn more about precautions to take when burning wood at ow.ly/kI4f50LPxsc
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Two Metro Vancouver libraries say there has been astronomical demand for carbon dioxide monitors after they began stocking them last month. The tiny monitors, update with the amount of carbon dioxide in the air every few minutes, measured in parts per million (ppm). Not only is carbon dioxide a measure of indoor air quality — with poor air quality shown to impact learning outcomes and brain activity — it can also be a reflection of the amount of infectious aerosols in the air, particularly relevant given airborne diseases like COVID-19.
www.cbc.ca
Two Metro Vancouver libraries say there has been astronomical demand for carbon dioxide monitors after they began stocking them last month.1 CommentComment on Facebook
Interesting!! we are still trying to clean up our air in the BC Gulf Islands, wear a respirator if you visit in the winter, there is way way WAY too much wood burning ...no bylaws protect our health from this archaic practice. it is NOT paradise as advertised.
Timeline photosDid you know that when wood is burned in home appliances, fireplaces or campfires, the wood smoke released can cause lung and heart disease?
Wood smoke contains pollutants and gases that can cause eye and throat irritation, increase inflammation and decrease the body’s ability to oxygenate blood.
Learn more about precautions to take when burning wood at ow.ly/kI4f50LPxsc
0 CommentsComment on Facebook