When someone in your household needs to quarantine at home, you want them to be isolated from others as much as possible. Remember that the virus transmits predominantly through the air, so sanitizing surfaces is not enough.
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SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19, can float in the air like smoke. Aerosolized particles can linger in poorly ventilated indoor spaces, spreading farther than 6 feet from its source. We need to think about controlling the source of the virus indoors, about ventilation (mixing more outdoor air with indoor air), and about air filtration and cleaning devices.
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CO2 monitors measure the amount of Carbon Dioxide in the air, and can help determine if an indoor space is well ventilated.
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CO2 monitors measure the amount of Carbon Dioxide in the air, and can help determine if an indoor space is well ventilated, helping to assess levels of COVID risk.
Read More »Aranet4 CO2 monitor couponThis app, developed by Alexander Riccio, provides a way for people to upload CO2 measurements tied to places where they were taken, and for users to view the measurements taken by others. CO2 is a fairly good proxy for indoor… Read More »CO2 Tracker App
COVID safety in schools: A growing collection of resources.
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A comprehensive crash course in COVID school safety!
Session 1: How is COVID-19 transmitted and how can we protect kids, teachers, staff, families? Dr. Kimberly Prather, Dr. Denise Dewald, Dr. Linsey Marr, Dr. Richard Corsi, David Elfstrom, Dr. Dustin Poppendieck, Jim Rosenthal, Dr. Robert “Chip” T. Schooley, Dr. Howard Taras, Ian Ricksecker
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Kids can wear the most protective masks to school, but when it comes to lunch time, and the masks come off, how do you keep kids safe?
#EatOutside and more recommendations.
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