This interactive document offers clients a step-by-step guide to improving indoor air quality. Although the document is directed at higher education, clients for various businesses utilize this guideline to ensure they maximize indoor air quality for their facility. Download the guide below. NYSERDA COVID-19 Response Guide
To End the Pandemic, U.S. Must Look At The Air We Breathe TROY, NY (07/29/2021) – An air quality engineer warns the COVID-19 pandemic won’t end until Americans clean up our indoor air. “With variants on the rise, all the talk this summer has been about vaccines. Now we’re hearing about masks again, which
Poor Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is a major contributor to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and many engineers in the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) community are scratching our heads as to why there isn’t a greater recognition of this simple truth. With variants on the rise globally and in the United States, the
White Paper: U.S. Must Make Significant Improvements To Indoor Air Quality Practices. Without Change, Northeast Infections Will Soar Again This Winter In Low Relative Humidity, Low Air Circulation Environments. Worse, this will continue to attack our most at-risk population. - Building Tracing, Air Quality Monitoring Are Essential to Stop the Spread TROY, NY (08/21/2020)
Over the past six months, we have all been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. As with most fast-moving crises, there is a high degree of uncertainty when attempting to understand the cause, remedy, and best path forward. We have all experienced confusion as to how to best protect ourselves, what the most effective health
