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The Mass Media released a recent article that analyzes safety in learning environments. A recent study has been made in Oxford Brookes University in Wheatley Campus, where it has been discovered elevated levels of CO2. Elizabeth Sweet, a professor in the anthropology department, revealed that the project initiated after the pandemic, with the increasing need of improving health measures. According to Elizabeth Sweet, coming back to the campus was a reality, and the easiest w

Traffic Technology Today shared a new article that illustrates how in the London Borough of Camden they will install a new network of air quality sensors. The main purpose of this initiative is to improve public health and wellbeing by transforming the way they monitor and manage air pollution. 250 advanced AirNode air quality sensors will be installed across the Borough. This initiative will be in partnership with the Camden Council and The Camden Clean Air Initiative (air

Wildfires continue to leave significant problems for the west coast. Yesterday, NBC Bay Area reported that Willow Wildfire, which started on june 17th, has burned about 2,400 acres in the area of Los Padres National Forest. This has meant important problems regarding Bay Area air quality. “A wildfire that forced the evacuation of a campground and Buddhist retreat center has burned more than 3.2 square miles of dry brush in inaccessible terrain on California's central coast, o

Sample image of the AirAngel dashboard shows the “target” condition in green (healthy for everyone), “boundary” condition in yellow (sensitive populations are more likely to feel discomfort) and “amiss” condition in red (exertion and prolonged exposure will cause significant discomfort). Indoor and outdoor environments are being measured at select locations. Chief Operating Officer at the Y of San Francisco Jamie Bruning-Miles faced a major challenge during the wildfire seaso